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YMinaev
14 years agoStaff
Hi,
To access inner text of an IFrame, you need to obtain it and address its innerText property. If it is empty, this means that the IFrame object itself doesn't contain any text, and you need to address the innerText property of its children.
This depends on your page's behavior and on the way the IFrame object works on it. TC just shows you what it got from the browser, which gives TC what it got when parsing the page's HTML code.
To access inner text of an IFrame, you need to obtain it and address its innerText property. If it is empty, this means that the IFrame object itself doesn't contain any text, and you need to address the innerText property of its children.
This depends on your page's behavior and on the way the IFrame object works on it. TC just shows you what it got from the browser, which gives TC what it got when parsing the page's HTML code.
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