Hi hegh,

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Thank you very much for your reply.

I also find a solution: getting the redirection time t in the page's meta tag and then using Thread.sleep(t) after browser.waitReady(). But I think your method is much better. Mine can not solve the problems that pages finish redirection by javascripts. Yours can do it. Would you please do me a favor to solve another problem? The source code is below:

WebBrowser browser = new IEAutomation();
((IEAutomation)browser).setVisible(true);
browser.navigate("http://www.giannifrey.com/ajax/news.html");
browser.waitReady();
Thread.sleep(5000);
HTMLElement element = (HTMLElement)browser.getDocument().getElementById("btn_next");
element.click();
browser.addNavigationListener(new NavigationEventAdapter() {
  public void documentCompleted(WebBrowser webBrowser, String url) {
    System.out.println(url);
    String c = webBrowser.getContent();
    //to find whether the browser has loaded the second article' content(contains "willkommen").
    //if loaded, print it.
    if (c.contains("willkommen")) {
      System.out.println(c);
    }
 }
});

I take your solution in the above code, but I can never prints the second article's content.

Here supplies some additional information:

1.The site http://www.giannifrey.com/ajax/news.html is developed by ajax.I think this is very important.

2.I use Thread.sleep(5000) to load the first page's content into browser and then I can

  click on the button ">"(represents by the id:btn_next) to navigate to the page that

  shows the second article's content.

3.All the pages in this site uses the same url.This is also very important.

Would you please do me a favor to print the second article's content not by using "Thread.sleep()"?

To make generalization, two pages(page a, page b) are developed by ajax and use the same url.

By clicking a button on page a, you can navigate to page b. How can you get the page b's content after

firing onclick event on page a by using addNavigationListener or other eventListener?

Thanks very much again.