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Win32-IE-Mechanize
Posted on 2005-02-02 14:52:49-08 by mish
Frames handling
Hi everyone, My question about Win32::IE::Mechanize is: I have web pages with frames in them that I want to access to (its really IFRAME-tag, if its important). I want to be in the main page, but to access and fill the form in the IFRAME (witch is in a different URL). For example, Israel 144 page at www.bezeq.co.il . The only solution I got is to follow the frame URL, but then it shows the frame as the main page on all over the screen, and that's not good enough. Thanks, Mishael
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Posted on 2005-02-04 23:42:54-08 by abeltje in response to 3
Re: Frames handling
Hi,

I have not found a way to access the content of I?FRAME elements in the InternetExplorer automation object. The only reference I found implied that this is a security feature.

-- abeltje
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Posted on 2005-09-06 09:13:27-07 by sudhir in response to 3
Re: Frames handling
Hii mish , have you got any solution for your problem about Frames handling. how did u acccesed the frames and its content. kindly let me know.. i am facing a similiar problem. mail me at guptasudhir802gmail.com Thanks and Regards Sudhir
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Posted on 2005-09-06 09:57:33-07 by abeltje in response to 958
Re: Frames handling
Hi,
The normal way of dealing with frames is just to
$ie->follow_link( tag => 'frame', name => 'framename' );

This might fail due to "smart" javascript stuff that reloads the frame in its frameset context.

HTH
-- Abe
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