you can try and use ie.showframes
this will display the names of all frames on the page. If this doesnt work ,
then add the site url that has frames to the trusted sites in the IE internet
options - Security and then try ie.showframes again.
all da best :)
Hello people,
Our application has got several frames. The controls need to be accesses
through these frames like
'$ie.frame('Detail').link(:text,'Disclosure').click'. Before certain
statements of this type, I want to check whether the particular frame is
present in the current page or not.
Take a look at this thread
http://forums.openqa.org/thread.jspa?threadID=7082tstart=30
I give some ideas on how to approach a very similar problem.
The easy option to catch the specific exception and handle it from there.
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