Wait for Xpath

I belive you'll have to write your own timing loop. Is there a reason you couldn't do something roughly like this:



var refreshMillisec = 500;

var maxWait = 10000;

var myControl; 



do {

     Delay(refreshMilliSec);

     elapsedTime += refreshMilliSec;  

     myControl = Page.FindChildByXPath("//*[@id='dvActionbtnArea']//a[node()[contains(., 'Add')]]");

   } while (!myControl.Exists && elapsedTime <= maxWait);



if ( myControl.Exists && myControl.Enabled ) myControl.Click();





 --Or this nice timing mechanism using aqDate I copied some time ago from others:

 

var now = aqDateTime.Now();

var giveUp = aqDateTime.AddSeconds(now,(maxWait/1000));



do {

     Delay(1000);

     myControl = Page.FindChildByXPath("//*[@id='dvActionbtnArea']//a[node()[contains(., 'Add')]]");

     now = aqDateTime.Now();

   } while ( !myControl.Exists && now <= giveUp);



The timing variables could be parameterized and the logic broken into a general function.