Element.waitForGone
Wait until no element matches. Scoped to descendants.
js
element.waitForGone(selector, optionsOrTimeout?)Arguments
| Argument | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
selector | object | string | Attribute filters; a string means {name: string}. See the UIHelper guide for selectors. |
optionsOrTimeout | object | number | Optional milliseconds, or {timeout:5000, interval:100, throwOnTimeout:true}. Interval is at least 10 ms. |
Returns
true; throws TimeoutError on timeout, or false with throwOnTimeout:false.
Example
js
const panel = UIHelper.waitForElement({id: "panel"}, 5000);
panel.waitForGone({id: "loading", visible: true}, 10000);Notes
The parent must still be valid. See the matching UIHelper method for options. Placeholder panel/child identifiers require inspection.