Roy,
I have only just joined this newsgroup but could have helped you with
this earlier.
What I usually do is just:
self.marionette.switch_to_frame() # to go to the top level frame
time.sleep(10) # to be 99.9% sure
the app has loaded
print self.marionette.page_source # to print the html of the top
level frame
and then to a ctrl-f find in the console for the string "facebook" or
the title of the app.
Crude, but it works.
I also published another blog post on frame switching last week.
Zac
On 05/03/2013 14:21, Roy Collings wrote:
SOLVED!!
GOT IT!!!!
I ended up writing a utility to switch through every iframe, take a screenshot, dump the html and
report the "src" attribute ... the result is that you need to switch to the iframe who
has the attribute 'src' = "".
This is not the same iframe as "self.marionette.switch_to_frame()".
So I now use this to see the facebook iframe:
self.connect_to_iframe("")
def connect_to_iframe(self, p_name):
iframes = self.marionette.execute_script("return
document.getElementsByTagName('iframe')")
for idx in range(0,iframes['length']):
iframe = iframes[str(idx)]
if p_name == iframe.get_attribute('src'):
self.marionette.switch_to_frame(iframe)
return True
return False
If that information about this iframe was available somewhere, it would've
saved me about 7 hours of investigations.
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