WebElement frameElement = driver.findElement(By.id(“a077aa5e”)) ĭ(frameElement) #4) switchTo().defaultContent() This method throws NoSuchFrameException when the required frame is not present on the web page and StaleElementReferenceException if the frame displayed on the web page is not active.This method allows users to switch to a frame based on the location of the Web Element.Switch to frame can be accomplished using the frame name as below:ĭ(“a077aa5e”) #3) ame(WebElement frameElement) In the code mentioned above, both the frame ID and frame name hold the same value. Frame name needs to be enclosed within double quotes for it to be considered as a String parameter.This method allows users to switch to a particular frame using the developer-defined name of the frame.This method throws NoSuchFrameException when the required frame is not found on the current web page.Once the id of the iFrame is identified, we can use the same to switch to the frame as below. Sample iframe element on source code would look as mentioned below. Validate if any of the iFrames have an ID attribute. This can be done by Right click -> Inspect element and search for the iFrame. Frame number can also be identified using Frame ID of the element.The frame number is a zero-based index value which means the first frame of the web page has the index 0, the second frame has the index 1, and the third frame has the index 3 and so on.This method allows users to switch to a particular frame using the frame id. Selenium provides the following built-in methods to switch back and forth from iframes. List iframes = driver.findElements(By.tagName(“iframe”)) Methods Provided by Selenium for Handling iFrames From a test automation perspective, we can find if any web page has any iframes by performing a search using the tag iframe as shown below.
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