Glossery:Repetition Behavior

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Repetition Behavior

More and more websites (e.g. Gmail, Facebook) uses JavaScript to change the user interface on the fly. This necessitates control over re-execution of Scripts and Actions. By default a script is re-executed every time an element is added to or removed via JavaScript. The Repetition Behavior defines whether an action is re-executed every time the script is re-executed or whether the action is executed only until it succeeds the first time. The default behavior for an actions depends on the type of action.

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