just for documentations sake - here is the solution that I am now
using.
add the following to firefox.rb
or better monkeypatch it.
def root
set_browser_document
end
now you can locate a frame and get it contents and then switch back to
the main document with
ff.root
On Apr 2, 5:21 pm, jason <[email protected]> wrote:
> So yet another strange thing, that I might be misunderstanding,
> After I query a frame for somthing, it like only this frame is
> relevant for any queries untill I address another frame.
> i.e.
>
> document = ff.got_to("some_url")
>
> document.links #great give me the
> links on the page
> document.frame(:index, 1).links #great gives me the links in
> the first frame
> document.links #OOPS now I get the
> links from the first frame again????
>
> This is all fine - but I can't see how I get back to the main document
> contents.
>
> This does not work obvioulsy.
> document.frame(:index, 0).links
> This would be logical
> document.root.links
>
> So does anyone know how I address the main the document again?
>
> thanks - feedback appreciated.
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