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I've tried several solutions, and all of them failed in my tests. I'm making a Form that reads the DOM of this page: http://www.kayak.com.br/flights#/NYC-DXB/2013-03-29-flexible/2013-04-17-flexible

This is an example, I'd like to automate the search of specific flights/dates. The page has multiple frames, I've tried:

All of the solutions in those links, none have worked. Then I realized that "documentCompleted" event was not firing at the end of the progress bar, the last event was being fired before the flight search completed.

The only way I was able to get it was setting a timer for like 15s (assuming the research is complete), but this is not reliable at all!

This is my first post here, usually I find everything I need, but this time I think I'll need an extra help! :)

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    (Although I don't see a question in your post) Your page fills the table with javascript calls. so you can never be sure when these calls are finished. Your target side simply says *"Don't do it'* – L.B Oct 27 '12 at 23:00
  • I don't have a final code, I basically do: - webbrowser.Navigate(url) - GET final DOM? How? – Angus Oct 28 '12 at 21:43
  • what do you mean by `Then I realized that "documentCompleted" event was not firing at the end of the progress bar, the last event was being fired before the flight search completed.` ? – techBeginner Oct 31 '12 at 11:02

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