I added a function to detect if refresh is present and the check to ensure that a page refresh was not triggered when you landed on a temporary page.

What is left: have better detection if you are visiting a page that autorefreshes itself.

modified selenium-executionloop.js:

line 85:
// Record the result so that we can continue the execution using window.setTimeout()
this.lastCommandResult = result;
if (result.processState == SELENIUM_PROCESS_WAIT) {
this.waitForCondition = function() { return selenium.browserbot.isNewPageLoaded() && selenium.browserbot.getCurrentPage().hasRefresh()==false; };
}

The method that is used:

PageBot.prototype.hasRefresh = function() {
// Create the text to search for

// Loop through all elements, looking for ones that have a value === our expected value
//<META HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="0;URL=show
var allElements = this.currentDocument.getElementsByTagName("meta");
if (allElements == null)
return false;

for (var i = 0; i < allElements.length; i++) { var testElement = allElements[i]; var he = testElement.httpEquiv; if (he == null || he.toLowerCase() != "refresh") continue; //assuming there is only 1 refresh element. so if you get past here //then return true or false (don't continue loop) //there are 2 types of refresh: a)refresh to current page // b) refresh to another page. Ensure this is type b. /* var cont=testElement.content.toString(); if (cont==null) return false; var ui = cont.toLowerCase().indexOf("url="); if (ui<0) return false; ui+=4; var si = cont.indexOf(";",ui); alert("cont="+cont); if (si<0) redurl=cont.substring(ui); else redurl=cont.substring(ui,si); //make absolute, truncate at ? //if the 2 urls are different, then true, hold off, wait for refresh return (currentDocument.URL != redurl); */ return true; }
return false;
};

Good Luck,
Keenan