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SK2
Contributor
3 years ago

How to access iFrame objects in chrome browser using TestComplete

I am working in Salesforce application. Here is my scenario: Opens Salesforce application Navigate to setup and select one of the user profile Now, I need to click on the Login button within the p...
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    npaisley
    3 years ago

    Hey SK2, 

     

    Ok, so that's a step in the right direction! 

     

    Those backslashes are going to be required when executing this in the IDE as Python code, we just needed to remove them for basic CLI interaction. 

     

    For Python and the TC IDE, you will receive that error if you do not have the indentions correct. I would make sure you're indenting properly, and add those slashes back.

     

    For instance, this is how I have mine setup and launches Chrome without any popups.

     

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SK2
Contributor

Hi Nick,

That was a good catch, thank you so much. It is now opening the chrome browser successfully through command-line. However, having issues when trying to write a code:

For ex: ('MyUser' has the correct value, just replacing here for privacy)

Browsers.Item("chrome").RunOptions = "--disable-web-security --user-data-dir="C:\Users\MyUser\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default" --disable-site-isolation-trials";

I get the red cross saying 'unexpected identifier', so if I add the back slash before C and after Default then the error goes. However, then the same issue persists with pop up message and opens the browser I guess without security disabled.

npaisley's avatar
npaisley
Staff
3 years ago

Hey SK2, 

 

Ok, so that's a step in the right direction! 

 

Those backslashes are going to be required when executing this in the IDE as Python code, we just needed to remove them for basic CLI interaction. 

 

For Python and the TC IDE, you will receive that error if you do not have the indentions correct. I would make sure you're indenting properly, and add those slashes back.

 

For instance, this is how I have mine setup and launches Chrome without any popups.

 

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    SK2
    Contributor
    3 years ago

    Hi Nick,

    Finally, its working now. I am able to access the object within iFrame. Thank you so much for your help. Actually, I had written the code exact the same way as your above but for some reason it didn't work earlier and now its working with no change. Now sure. 🙂 So thanks again for your help.

  • npaisley's avatar
    npaisley
    Staff
    3 years ago

    Hey SK2!

     

    That is awesome to hear, thanks much for letting me know!

     

    Ah yes, the joys of development and code. 🙂 

     

    Happy testing and have a great weekend!