Good day everyone! The simplest task is to select an element and click on it. But the trouble is: the element is inside the iframe ! This raises the question of how to select an item by id using jQuery ? In the standard way, $("#someId") returns null .
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the frame is not on my domain (loaded with VKontakte)
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- Is the frame on your domain? - Sh4dow
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No This will not allow browser security policy. On plain js, a frame from its domain is called:
var el = document.getElementById('myIframe').contentDocument.getElementById('myElement'); But the frame element from another domain cannot be accessed like this.
Theoretically, instead of a frame, you can load ajax via a curl proxy (request "/ myproxy.php? P = http: //vkontakte.ru / ..."), replace all references to your proxy in it and then click. But, hmm, again, it seems to me, I have provided for VKontakte and even such a dirty hack may not work.
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- Here is an ambush: (The question is not relevant, thanks for the clarification! - metazet
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