How to check if a page is loaded completly

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Posted on by damka

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I need to triger a function when my page is load completely

readyState === "complete"

How do I do that? should I use event listener ?

would be happy to get an example.

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Abdul Wahab 12,119 Moderator on at

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RE: How to check if a page is loaded completly

Hi damka,

Did you check the link; https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48259669/how-to-make-sure-load-complete-in-crm-page?

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Naveen Ganeshe 3,397 User Group Leader on at

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RE: How to check if a page is loaded completly

you can use the formContext.data object to check if a page is fully loaded. The formContext.data object has a getIsLoading() method that returns a Boolean value indicating whether or not the page is still loading.

Here's an example of how you can use the formContext.getIsLoading() method to check if a page is fully loaded:

var intervalId = setInterval(function(){ if(!formContext.data.getIsLoading()){ // Page is fully loaded clearInterval(intervalId); // Perform additional actions after the page is loaded } }, 1000);

In this example, the setInterval function is used to check the formContext.data.getIsLoading() method every 1 second. Once the page is fully loaded and the getIsLoading() method returns false, the clearInterval function is called to stop the interval and the additional actions that you want to perform after the page is loaded can be implemented.

It's important to note that when you are creating forms or web resources that interact with the form, you should wait for the form to be fully loaded before interacting with the form controls to avoid any errors or unexpected behaviors.

Additionally, Dynamics 365 CRM also fires events when a form is loading, saving, closed and so on, that you can use to check the state of the form and perform specific actions accordingly.

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