InternetExplorer ReadyState_Complete

[Thenolos]

Howdy,

I have an Access 97 application that I use to fill out information on various webforms. This database accesses several sites that are almost exactly the same. After IE navigates to a new page I am using the following code to wait for the page to finish loading before moving on:

Public Function PageWait(obIE As Object) As Boolean
        While obIE.Busy = True Or obIE.ReadyState <> READYSTATE_COMPLETE
            DoEvents
        Wend
        PageWait = True
End Function

This works great on all but one page. For some reason on this page, IE seems to return ReadyState = 4 (READYSTATE_COMPLETE) before all of the frames are finished loading.

Does anyone have any ideas as to why this might be happening?

 

[EBGreen]

Looks like you are using VBA not VBScript. The VBA forum is here:
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[Thenolos]

Only posted here because I've found that those in this forum tend to have a more familiar understanding of the InternetExplorer object. Sorry.

 

[tsuji]

>For some reason on this page, IE seems to return ReadyState = 4 (READYSTATE_COMPLETE) before all of the frames are finished loading.

[1] frame/iframe elements expose themselves readystate property as well that can be read.
[2] If you load at the documentation, data source/databound objects are populated asynchronously, that may further make a false impression that complete is not yet complete.
[3] If the page has some interactive elements, it may block the frame for being completely rendered without user's intervention.
Those are what I would look further into.