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--- Mike Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> vernon viles wrote:
>
> > How do I access the javascript "document" object
> for
> > the current page in the user extensions file.
>
> Replace your
>
> document.getElementBy
vernon viles wrote:
How do I access the javascript "document" object for
the current page in the user extensions file.
Replace your
document.getElementById('footable')
with
this.page().currentDocument.getElementById('footable')
Alternatively, you could use Selenium's locat
How do I access the javascript "document" object for
the current page in the user extensions file.
e.g. I have defined a new function that makes use of
code such as:
if(document.getElementById('footable')
{
tabletds=document.getElementById('footable').getElementsByTagName('td');
...
}
else
{
