(self)
return True
Loaded state of the page.

        By default the driver will try to wait for any page loads to be
        complete, however it's not uncommon for it to return early. To address
        this you can override :py:attr:`loaded` to return ``True`` when the
        page has finished loading.

        :return: ``True`` if page is loaded, else ``False``.
        :rtype: bool

        Usage (Selenium)::

          from pypom import Page
          from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By

          class Mozilla(Page):

              @property
              def loaded(self):
                  body = self.find_element(By.TAG_NAME, 'body')
                  return 'loaded' in body.get_attribute('class')

        Usage (Splinter)::

          from pypom import Page

          class Mozilla(Page):

              def loaded(self):
                  body = self.find_element('tag', 'body')
                  return 'loaded' in body['class']

        Examples::

            # wait for the seed_url value to be in the current URL
            self.seed_url in self.selenium.current_url
Loaded state of the page.
Loaded state of the page .
def loaded(self):
        """Loaded state of the page.

        By default the driver will try to wait for any page loads to be
        complete, however it's not uncommon for it to return early. To address
        this you can override :py:attr:`loaded` to return ``True`` when the
        page has finished loading.

        :return: ``True`` if page is loaded, else ``False``.
        :rtype: bool

        Usage (Selenium)::

          from pypom import Page
          from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By

          class Mozilla(Page):

              @property
              def loaded(self):
                  body = self.find_element(By.TAG_NAME, 'body')
                  return 'loaded' in body.get_attribute('class')

        Usage (Splinter)::

          from pypom import Page

          class Mozilla(Page):

              def loaded(self):
                  body = self.find_element('tag', 'body')
                  return 'loaded' in body['class']

        Examples::

            # wait for the seed_url value to be in the current URL
            self.seed_url in self.selenium.current_url

        """
        return True
def loaded ( self ) : return True