Retrieve or set the current value in milliseconds _IELoadWait will try before timing out.
#include <IE.au3>
_IELoadWaitTimeout ( [$i_timeout = -1] )
Parameters
| $i_timeout | Optional: retrieve or specify the number of milliseconds 0 or positive integer sets timeout to this value -1 = (Default) returns the current timeout value (stored in global variable $__IELoadWaitTimeout) |
Return Value
| Success: | If $i_timeout = -1, returns the current timeout value, else returns 1 |
| Failure: | None |
Remarks
There is no way to completely disable the Timeout value. You can functionally do this however by setting it to a very large positive integer.
Related
_IELoadWait
Example
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; Example 1 - Obtain current timeout value
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;
#include <IE.au3>
$iCurrentTimeout = _IELoadWaitTimeout ()
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; Example 2 - Set timeout to 1 minute (60000 milliseconds)
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;
#include <IE.au3>
_IELoadWaitTimeout (60000)