Scenario: - I have a page with an iFrame Text Editor and a button in the page too. - I switched from the parent frame to the iFrame to read from the Text Editor body - After reading from the body of the Text Editor, I want to click on the button in the parent frame of the page. - For this I tried to switch back to the parent frame from the iFrame using the following statement: webDriver.SwitchTo().DefaultContent(); - But still I am not able to find the button element which resides in the parent frame.
I appreciate your help! Thanks
Thats for your responses guys. It is solved!
The solution:
While I use the webDriver.SwitchTo().DefaultContent();
it switches the webDriver
to the top most window of the page. [Previously I was looking for the button element in this window and therefore was not able to find it as the button was sitting in the main frame of the page]
After switching to the main window, I switched the webDriver
again to the main frame of the page. This main frame had the button element. Thus I was able to find the button element. And this slved the issue!
So the final code doesn't have webDriver.SwitchTo().DefaultContent();
but has the following in its place:
_webDriver.SwitchTo().Window(windowHandle);
_webDriver.SwitchTo().Frame("mainFrame");
Note: windowHandle in the above code is the handle of the top most window of the page. I guess it's value may change according to the browsers, not sure though.