I need to run some javascript code to check when odoo has ended loading.

I know that querying jQuery.active == 0 does the trick in version 7 but that does not work in odoo because it always keep one connection open for the longpolling.

Does anybody know which web element can I use to check for sure when the interface is fully loaded ?

If I can query the URL of the active jQuery connections that would also do the trick.

I need to run some javascript code to check when odoo has ended loading.

I know that querying jQuery.active == 0 does the trick in version 7 but that does not work in odoo because it always keep one connection open for the longpolling.

Does anybody know which web element can I use to check for sure when the interface is fully loaded ?

If I can query the URL of the active jQuery connections that would also do the trick.

• javascript
• jquery
• odoo
• odoo-8

• What about $(window).load() ? – Alex Commented May 18, 2015 at 8:18
• well then you need to post some existing code. we can't assume what is happening at your end. yet i want to tell you that if there are some async calls then you can use $.when().then() to chain it to proceed in a chained manner. – Jai Commented May 18, 2015 at 8:20
• I am trying to do this: agilesoftwaretesting./selenium-wait-for-ajax-the-right-way The code is there in step 5: selenium.browserbot.getCurrentWindow().jQuery.active == 0 – yucer Commented May 18, 2015 at 9:58
• I need to check the condition at any time, in order to know if odoo is not expecting responses from the server (other than longpolling request, of course) – yucer Commented May 18, 2015 at 10:01
• open the javascript console of the browser with CTRL+SHIFT+I when odoo is loaded and quiet. If you can put there a javascript expression that evaluates to true and would evaluate to false while loading something of the interface, the problem is solved. – yucer Commented May 18, 2015 at 10:11

1 Answer 1

I don´t know odoo but I supose that you can wait for a variable in odoo and do this:

function checkodoo() {
   if ('undefined' !== typeof odooVariableThatYouWatch ) {
       clearInterval(intervalOdoo);
       lauchYourStaff();
   }
}

var intervalOdoo = setInterval("checkodoo()",100);

If on https://www.odoo. the variable is openerp

I look the variable here: https://www.odoo./documentation/8.0/howtos/web.html