How to access the nested html which is within a frame through Selenium [duplicate]

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How to access the nested html which is within a frame through Selenium [duplicate]



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I have a website where a html tag is nested inside like below.
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I tried with this driver.switchTo().frame("frameBody"); but it causes No frame element found by name or id frameBody.
– peterwkc
Aug 13 at 5:44




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The <frame> with id = frameBody is nested in another <iframe>, you need to switch to it first


<frame>


id = frameBody


<iframe>


WebElement iframe = driver.findElement(By.cssSelector("#tabFrames > iframe:nth-child(1)"));
driver.switchTo().frame(iframe);
driver.switchTo().frame("frameBody");





Please see my screenshot of code. Can you pin point me the exact structure?
– peterwkc
Aug 13 at 6:55





@peterwkc The structure is very clear, you can see it by the indentations. You can also open and close sections in the developer tools to see it.
– Guy
Aug 13 at 6:58





It throws NoSuchElementException: no such element: Unable to locate element: tabFrames > iframe:nth-child(2)
– peterwkc
Aug 13 at 7:11






@peterwkc It should be driver.findElement(By.cssSelector("#tabFrames > iframe:nth-child(1)"));
– Guy
Aug 13 at 7:12


driver.findElement(By.cssSelector("#tabFrames > iframe:nth-child(1)"));





I"m using xpath and it works.
– peterwkc
Aug 13 at 7:34

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