The form is inside an iframe, which is technically a separate page so they are not going to appear in the document. You can access the frames with window.frames.
There's a caveat you might not be able to access those elements in the first place. For example Firefox blocks you because the frame is not from the same origin:
Unfortunately, there is none, my friend. However, what you can do is go to the src of the <iframe> and run your original script from there. I ran it myself and I was able to retrieve 28 items.
The form is inside an iframe, which is technically a separate page so they are not going to appear in the
document. You can access the frames with window.frames.There's a caveat you might not be able to access those elements in the first place. For example Firefox blocks you because the frame is not from the same origin:
You can find more info about the error here: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
Awesome. Is there a way to go around this error and access the input elements?
Unfortunately, there is none, my friend. However, what you can do is go to the src of the
<iframe>and run your original script from there. I ran it myself and I was able to retrieve28items.Nope, since it's a security risk :)