I'll try to have a look if I get a little free time at work tomorrow.
In the meaintime if you've not already done so you might want to read
the bottom of this page, http://wiki.openqa.org/display/WTR/Frames
and the link to the info on 'cross frame scripting and security'
I'd also double check
Okay, I don't believe this is possible to do, using the techniques described on
that page. So, let me re-iterate my question: has anyone scripted a foreign
subframe on Vista IE?
If not, is there any way to attach to a frame, in the same way that you can
attach to a window?
Best,
Brian
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If not, is there any way to “attach” to a frame, in the same way that you
can attach to a window?
Can you open frame in new window/tab? Firefox has context menu option,
something like `show only this frame`.
Željko
You could grab the url and open the frame in another browser window. We have
the same problem on some of our sites and that's the choice I've made for
solving it.
Charley Baker
blog: http://blog.charleybaker.org/
Lead Developer, Watir, http://wtr.rubyforge.org
QA Architect, Gap Inc Direct
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In Vista, IE7, I cannot seem to click on a button located inside of a
“foreign subframe”
Does it work on Win XP, IE6?
Željko
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Good question. Will try and report back.
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I'm on Vista Business, and IE7 yes?
do this? I don't know. If you can point me at a public site, or
give me some code to try that works on a public site, I can try it.
and tell you what happens.
the web UI that I'm testing against does not use frames. To quote one
of our devs: in modern
Hi Chuck,
do this? I don't know. If you can point me at a public site, or
give me some code to try that works on a public site, I can try it.
and tell you what happens.
Could you try it on this site ...
1. goto video.aol.com.
2. Click on the SignIn button.
3. SignIn Frame gets loaded from
you could try adjusting security settings for the browser.If
protected mode is turned on (tools-internet options - security tab
- look for a checkbox ) you could try turning it off, (you'll have to
restart to make sure it's taken effect) and see if that helps
If that doesn't work, there's a
So, I just want to understand better... Chuck, you're on Vista IE and you can
do this?
Best,
Brian
On 4/21/09 4:45 PM, Chuck van der Linden sqa...@gmail.com wrote:
you could try adjusting security settings for the browser.If
protected mode is turned on (tools-internet options - security
did you try adding the domain for the sub-frame contents to the same
security group (in IE) as the rest of the page? e.g. add them both
to trusted sites. (presuming you are intimately familiar with both,
and trust them both)
I think this is actually not a bad security feature, you wouldn't
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