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Hi Erik,

	I like your first option. Sounds like this solves your issue so I am
not going to spend time on it. If this is not true, let me know.

				-Doron

On Mon, 2002-11-18 at 12:00, Eri...@al... wrote:
> Doron,
> 
> Thanks, that helped me out a lot.  The frames we're working with are
> DIVs and not FRAMEs.
> 
> So I'd like to add this block of code:
> 
>       else if (tagName.equalsIgnoreCase("DIV"))
>       {
>         childTag= createFrame(el);
>       }
> 
> right after this block of code:
> 
>       else if (tagName.equalsIgnoreCase("FRAME"))
>       {
>         childTag= createFrame(el);
>       }
> 
> 
> Does this sound reasonable?  Another tact would be to 
> add a getContent() to DefaultWebTag.  I think I prefer
> the first option.
> 
> Tell me what you all think.
> 
> --Erik
> 
> 
> 
>       > -----Original Message-----
>       > From: Doron [mailto:dg...@sh...]
>       > Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 4:23 PM
>       > To: Ostermueller, Erik
>       > Cc: web...@li...
>       > Subject: Re: [Webunitproj-users] RE: iFrame
>       > 
>       > 
>       > Hi Erik,
>       > 
>       > 
>       > 	iFrame, your just asking for trouble aren't you? ;-)
>       > 
>       > 	Looks like you have a frame that already exists called
>       > "idTextAccountNumberBackIframe". And the javascript 
>       > code generates some
>       > text in there.
>       > 
>       > 	Well, I believe the trick is to get the HTML 
>       > from the FRAME __AFTER__
>       > it has been generated. Because if you ask for the HTML 
>       > before its done
>       > generating you won't get what you expected and web unit 
>       > caches this
>       > until you change pages to make it work faster.
>       > 
>       > 	So the trick is to ask the frame for its 
>       > content, have web unit ignore
>       > the cache,  until you get what you expected. I can play 
>       > with this on
>       > Monday if you don't get to it.
>       > 
>       > 	Also on Monday I am going to add a class to do 
>       > button pushing and text
>       > field entry for popups. This is specific to windows but 
>       > will allow us to
>       > handle certain unexpected scenarios (dialogs IE brings 
>       > up which can not
>       > be suppressed).
>       > 
>       > 			-Doron
>       > 
>       > 
>       > 
>       > On Fri, 2002-11-15 at 14:38, Eri...@al... wrote:
>       > > The listserver didn't send this out for some reason.
>       > > Let's try this again.
>       > > 
>       > > --Erik
>       > > 
>       > >       > -----Original Message-----
>       > >       > From: Ostermueller, Erik 
>       > >       > Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 4:28 PM
>       > >       > To: web...@li...
>       > >       > Subject: iFrame
>       > >       > 
>       > >       > 
>       > >       > Hello All (in the most 'Doron' sense of the word),
>       > >       > 
>       > >       > I don't know the terminology for what I'm 
>       > about to describe, 
>       > >       > so bear with me in my verbose explanation.
>       > >       > 
>       > >       > If I right-click on a regular html page with no tricks
>       > >       > and say view source, I'll get all the source for the 
>       > >       > entire page.
>       > >       > That's the easy part.
>       > >       > 
>       > >       > A web guy on our team who knows a lot more than me has
>       > >       > put some 'iFrames' into our pages.
>       > >       > 
>       > >       > If you right click on one of these babies and select 
>       > >       > 'view source',
>       > >       > you get only the source for that iFrame.  He 
>       > tells me that
>       > >       > the html is dynamically generated by java script.
>       > >       > 
>       > >       > How can I use WebUnit to manipulate the html 
>       > generated 
>       > >       > by this little iFrame thingy.
>       > >       > The WebResponse doesn't contain this html.  I 
>       > need some 
>       > >       > way to drill down
>       > >       > into this thing.
>       > >       > 
>       > >       > Here is an example of the javascript that 
>       > creates this thingy:
>       > >       > 
>       > >       > 		var htmlAccountNumberFrameDocument = 
>       > >       > document.frames( 
>       > "idTextAccountNumberBackIframe" ).document;
>       > >       > 		
>       > >       > 		htmlAccountNumberFrameDocument.write( 
>       > >       > "<html><head>");
>       > >       > 		htmlAccountNumberFrameDocument.write( 
>       > >       > "<LINK REL='STYLESHEET' 
>       > HREF='cc/stylesheets/usaa.css' 
>       > >       > TYPE='text/css'><script type='text/javascript' 
>       > >       > language='JavaScript' 
>       > >       > src='javascript/filterkeys.js'></script>" );
>       > >       > 		htmlAccountNumberFrameDocument.write( 
>       > >       > "</head>" );
>       > >       > 		htmlAccountNumberFrameDocument.write( 
>       > >       > "<body topmargin='0' leftmargin='0' 
>       > scroll='no'><INPUT 
>       > >       > TYPE='TEXT' NAME='textAccountNumber' VALUE='' 
>       > >       > MAXLENGTH='16' ID='idTextAccountNumber' 
>       > >       > STYLE='width:100%;font-size: 
>       > >       > 
>       > xx-small;border-right-style:none;border-right-width:0;' 
>       > >       > 
>       > ONCLICK='javascript:document.enablementGroup.toggle(this
>       > >       > );' ONKEYPRESS='javascript:FilterKeys.numbersOnly();' 
>       > >       > 
>       > ONKEYUP='javascript:document.enablementGroup.toggle(this
>       > >       > );'></body>" );
>       > >       > 		htmlAccountNumberFrameDocument.write( 
>       > >       > "</html>" );
>       > >       > 		htmlAccountNumberFrameDocument.close();
>       > >       > 
>       > >       > 
>       > >       > Thanks,
>       > >       > 
>       > >       > --Erik
>       > >       > 
>       > > 
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