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Last Post 14 May 2010 07:43 PM by Support Team. 1 Replies.

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james

14 May 2010 05:08 PM
I am using a password protected site and on a page with 30 links that i want to find the url for, It only contains 13 lines of scripting. It seems to be a page with Frames. BUT... if I view this same page in IE and use the Developer Tools (F12) I can click the element and see the HTML, this also works in FF view source. Does Djg not handle frames, will DJG use what I see in the inspector to extract (nothing on this page). Please advise on how I should handle this. Below is the code i see on this page which again contains 30 links listed consecutively in the body which I am trying to extract the url to and click through as new Get Web Page ------------------- <HTML><HEAD><TITLE>Fidelity Investments: Research: Stock Screener</TITLE> <META content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" http-equiv=Content-Type> <META name=OASIS content=#41174> <META name=DOFU content=21-Feb-1998> <SCRIPT language=JavaScript src="http://activequote.fidelity.com/rtrnews/common.js"></SCRIPT> <SCRIPT language=JavaScript> <!-- if(top!=self)top.location.href=self.location.href window.name="mainwindow" //--> </SCRIPT> </HEAD><FRAMESET frameSpacing=0 border=0 frameBorder=0 rows=75,*><FRAME title="Site Navigation" noResize marginHeight=0 src="https://scs.fidelity.com/nav/index_nav.shtml" name=nav marginWidth=0 scrolling=no><FRAME title=Content noResize marginHeight=0 src="../../research/reports/release2/research/IndependentExpertStrategies.asp" name=body marginWidth=0></FRAMESET></HTML>

Support Team

14 May 2010 07:43 PM
The Djuggler inspector and the engine only look at the main frame, like the view source in IE or View page source in firefox. When your data is sub frame you should directly open that URL in the inspector and the Open Web Page action. Note that when you use IE or Firefox you can usually right click on the frame you need and open that in a new window, just to see the complete URL where the frame content is located.

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