IE Class Tag Inside of Iframe? [Solved]

[SkysLastChance]

I was wondering how I read data inside of a iframe. I would like to be able to click something inside a iframe. However, I can't even find the tag. 

The id and name change all the time so I can't use those. 

The code highlighted in blue is what I am trying to click. (second picture)

Here is what I have tried.

$target = ""

$tags = $oIE.document.GetElementsByTagName("div")
For $tag in $tags
$class_value = $tag.GetAttribute("class")
If string($class_value) = "s_92 altstyle s_93 s_94" Then
    $target = $tag
        ConsoleWrite("Tag Found " & $target.outerText&@CRLF)
    ExitLoop

EndIf
Next

 

 

 

Edited May 25, 2018 by SkysLastChance
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[Danp2]

You'll need to get a reference to the desired iframe (check out _IEFrameGetObjByName) and use that in place of $oIE.

[junkew]

and check this out if you want to do it by number https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/libfunctions/_IEFrameGetCollection.htm

[SkysLastChance]

So the iframe name keeps changing, so I believe I will have to do it by number.

However, I am not sure how to do that. I ran the example for IEFrameGetCollection and I get this. (Picture)

How do I find out which number to use? 

 

#include <Excel.au3>
#include <IE.au3>
#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>

   $oIE = _IEAttach("MEDITECH") ; attaches to 6.1 Meditech



Local $oFrames = _IEFrameGetCollection($oIE)
Local $iNumFrames = @extended
Local $sTxt = $iNumFrames & " frames found" & @CRLF & @CRLF
Local $oFrame = 2
For $i = 0 To ($iNumFrames - 1)
    $oFrame = _IEFrameGetCollection($oIE, 1)
    $sTxt &= _IEPropertyGet($oFrame, "innertext") & @CRLF
Next
MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "Frames Info", $sTxt)

 

 

Edited May 22, 2018 by SkysLastChance

[Danp2]

This line is wrong --

$oFrame = _IEFrameGetCollection($oIE, 1)

Use $i instead of the hardcoded number 1.

[SkysLastChance]

Sorry I was just playing around. I get the same thing with. 

#include <Excel.au3>
#include <IE.au3>
#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>

$oIE = _IEAttach("MEDITECH") ; attaches to 6.1 Meditech

Local $oFrames = _IEFrameGetCollection($oIE)
Local $iNumFrames = @extended
Local $sTxt = $iNumFrames & " frames found" & @CRLF & @CRLF
Local $oFrame = 0
For $i = 0 To ($iNumFrames - 1)
    $oFrame = _IEFrameGetCollection($oIE, $i)
    $sTxt &= _IEPropertyGet($oFrame, "innertext") & @CRLF
Next
MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "Frames Info", $sTxt)

 

[Danp2]

Can you post the actual HTML for the web page? It's hard to tell from the images you posted earlier, but it's possible that I sent you down the wrong path with the iframe reference.

[SkysLastChance]

It is not letting me open the html once I have saved it.  Is there anything else I can get a screenshot of that would help? 

[seandisanti]

Do you have to work within the iframe? In a lot of cases you can just navigate to the src of the iframe directly

[SkysLastChance]

I just want to be able to fill this out. The best way i can do it at this point is just using "Send"  which is not ideal.  So I don't know. 

 

Edited May 25, 2018 by SkysLastChance

[SkysLastChance]

$target = ""

$tags = $oIE.document.GetElementsByTagName("input")
For $tag in $tags
$class_value = $tag.GetAttribute("class")
If string($class_value) = "navitem s_91" Then
    $target = $tag
        ConsoleWrite("Tag Found " & $target.outerText&@CRLF)
    ExitLoop

EndIf
Next

I was able to find the tag using this.  I have never been so excited to see "Tag Found" in my console. 

FInally! I am hoping I will be able to do what I want now.

[Danp2]

Did you try this?

$oInput = _IEGetObjById($oIE, "inw0_14")

 

[SkysLastChance]

Yeah, The problem witht that is the name and ID kept changing on me. 

[seandisanti]

You could do it with javascript or jquery too, fairly easily

[storme]

On 5/26/2018 at 5:51 AM, seandisanti said:

You could do it with javascript or jquery too, fairly easily

I've been doing a bit of greasemonkey work and I find Iframes to be a pain.
Could you give an example how to use jquery to access/click a button inside an iframe?
Maybe I've just missed a crucial point.

Thanks
John