A way past frames in IE?

[uncommon]

I know some have posted about this before but.... Is there any work around to do cross-frame scripting in IE. I know it's a security feature in IE. I just find it hard to believe its not possible.
I am sure there is some kind of JavaScript or jquery alternative?

Specifically I am trying to use autoitscripts within frame(s), or at a minimum, read the full source of few webpages past where I have to login. Its a high security site and only IE is the only browser allowed to login. Here is an example of the tag.

 

<IFRAME id=appContent class=classApplicationContent style="HEIGHT: 383px; LEFT: 241px; TOP: 67px; WIDTH: 1107px" src="controller.aspx?" frameBorder=0 name=appContentFrame>
        </IFRAME>

 

[Gianni]

 hi uncommon

You have to try to open the iframe content in a new ie window and manage the content in this new its own instance.

bye

Edited September 2, 2013 by Pincopanco

[uncommon]

I actually already tried this, the website breaks when trying to navigate outside a frame.

[uncommon]

Anyone? I have also tried turning off all my securty settings in IE as well as going into internet options and allowing cross-frame scripting for everything.

I also tryed tin insert the application="yes" into the frame trying to make IE treat the frame as a HTA.

[uncommon]

Nearly a month later...

I finialy found a solution that works for me in all the frames I tried. This get a scriptable object (by id) for me to use in the IE UDF. Note that I went though 2 frames.

Also note that _iegetobjectbyid() does not seem to work here for grabing $oDoc in the example. But the IE.au3 UDF seems to work fine once I have the object inside the last frame.

$oDoc = $oIE.document.frames("TopWindow").frames("TransactionWindow").document;
$oElem = $oDoc.getElementById("Idoftagobject");

Try it out if you please! I would like to know if someone found scenarios where it does not work.

 

PS I am using IE 10 in compatablity mode in a windows 7 system.

Edited September 25, 2013 by uncommon