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SriniG
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11 years ago
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How to access web page properties and methods available for the objects when multiple browser (IE11) window instances opening in Runtime.

Browser Used: IE11 Modal used: DOM Actually I’m trying to keep the wildcard (*) instead of URL in page function ( Set page=Sys.browser (“iexplore”).page (“*).contentDocument) to get the ...
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    HKosova
    11 years ago
    Hi Srini,



    Does the URL of the "Rate Plan Detail" page have some unique parts, such as query string parameter names? In this case you can mix them with wildcards to uniquely identify this page.



    For example, if the page URL is:

    http://example.com/rate-plan-detail?planname=KingRate



    you can use

    Sys.browser("iexplore").Page("*rate-plan-detail*")



    or

    Sys.browser("iexplore").Page("*?planname=*")



    or something like that.
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HKosova
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11 years ago
is ther any way to use only "*" like if you check for different versions of IE we will use index numbers to coresponding versions are browsers.
Using partial URLs like in my previous example is more stable.



But if you want to use indexes, you can use FindAllChildren to get all opened pages:



Dim pages, i

pages = Sys.Browser().FindAllChildren("ObjectType", "Page")



For i = 0 To UBound(pages)

  Call Log.Message(i & ": " & pages(i).URL)

Next



In this case your "Rate Plan Detail" page will probably be pages(1).



is there any way to use only "*" without passing URL buy activating the page and then to acces the page.
No. Sys.Browser().Page("*") always points to the first found page regardless of which page is currently active. You need to use partial or full URL instead of * to access specific pages.



but locationURL property is not available.
Hard to say without more context, but that code can misbehave if there're other browsers opened (Firefox, Chrome), so that Sys.Browser() matches a browser other than IE.