Hello Marcin,
I just came across this issue just now, while having a similar problem with
nested frames.
It seemed to me like the browser would always end up in the top level
document after a withFrame call, at least adding driver.switchTo().frame()
after every call to withFrame (inside a nested frame (!!!)) is solving the
issue for me right now.
Looking at the code of DefaultFrameSupport, there is indeed a call to
driver.switchTo().defaultContent(), in the finally block of executeWithFrame
...
I am assuming that driver.switchTo().defaultContent() would indeed switch
to the top level document in the browser, as opposed to the next higher up
frame, do you know if that is actually true?
Here is the code of my method inside a page loaded inside a frame (inputs
for cardNumber and CVV are inside nested frames), and it worked after
adding the lines below the comments:
void inputCreditCardDetails(
String cardNumber,
String expiryDate,
String holderName,
String cvv) {
withFrame(cardNumberIframe) {
cardNumberInput << cardNumber
}
// Not sure why we need this extra frame switching here...
driver.switchTo().frame($('.checkout-modal-iframe').firstElement())
expiryDateInput << expiryDate
holderNameInput << holderName
withFrame(cvvInputIframe) {
cvvInput << cvv
}
// Not sure why we need this extra frame switching here...
driver.switchTo().frame($('.checkout-modal-iframe').firstElement())
}
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