jonas wrote:chivracq wrote:Hum, not sure what the Difference is between "SET !ERRORIGNORE YES" and "SET !ERRORIGNORE YES", they look the same to me, ah-ah...!
But hum, I do have several Macros that take longer than 600 Sec (=10 Min) to run, especially a few with a long 'WAIT', and I've never seen any Macro Timeout Error, but I guess all those "long" Macros of mine all use '!ERRORIGNORE=YES' indeed...
Sorry, copy+paste error. I meant I do have 'SET !ERRORIGNORE YES' set as well as 'SET !TIMEOUT_MACRO 1500' and additionally 'SET !TIMEOUT_PAGE 1500'. Does the location/order of those parameters play any role?
I did not insert a 'WAIT', the macro is only waiting on the page to fully load which can take more than ten minutes. I will try to set 'WAIT' manually as well (so that the wait might even be longer than the pageload takes), maybe that'll have any effect. I'll report here
jonas wrote:jonas wrote:I did not insert a 'WAIT', the macro is only waiting on the page to fully load which can take more than ten minutes. I will try to set 'WAIT' manually as well (so that the wait might even be longer than the pageload takes), maybe that'll have any effect. I'll report here
I could not reproduce it for now but the pageload wait seems to be independent from the wait.
The macro waits until the pageload is finished and then executes the wait time directly afterwards. My macro still fails with the mentioned error code when it takes longer than 600s, despite the ERRORIGNORE and the TIMEOUT_MACRO. =/
Yeah, don't worry, I understood about double '!ERRORIGNORE', but hum I thought you meant '=NO' as well, and no difference... But OK, so you tried '!TIMEOUT_MACRO'..., hum, it should make a difference I would think if you increase it...
But hum 10 Min for one single Page to load, euh..., I cannot believe it..., I have the worst Internet Connection in whole Europa, (surfing on some Neighbour/Friend Co. at 100m that I catch with some super-powerful Antenna...), and I have a few Scripts loading a few very-very heavy Pages, with up to 2000 Pictures on one Page, but even such a Page takes max 3 min to load when the Neighbour is heavily busy on Internet at that moment as well...
So I guess if your Page didn't load "correctly" after max 3 min, it will never finish to load..., then you can better set a "realistic" '!TIMEOUT_PAGE' Value for the max time you think your Page might take to load, or stg went wrong..., => try to extract some Element that would load on the Page as last, and upon found or not, fire a Conditional 'URL GOTO' to reload the Page (a Conditional 'REFRESH' is not possible in pure '.iim'), or a 'F5' or 'Ctrl^F5' using the 'EVENT' Mode, works as well conditionally... (But setting your '!TIMEOUT_PAGE' to the same very high Value like your '!TIMEOUT_MACRO' is a bit useless in my Opinion...)
But hum, I don't know how "precisely" you tested, but iMB v12.0 is a bit recent, got released about 2 hum maybe 3 months ago I think, what you want/need sounds a little bit "extreme", it could be a mini-bit Buggy, ah-ah.! (And I've never used iMB myself, I only use the Free FF Add-on...)
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