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In Google Chrome's Dev tools there's a simple dropdown to choose which window you want to execute your script in:

Is there an equivalent in Internet Explorer? I'm trying to run scripts from the console as if they're from an iframe, not the toplevel window.

In Google Chrome's Dev tools there's a simple dropdown to choose which window you want to execute your script in:

Is there an equivalent in Internet Explorer? I'm trying to run scripts from the console as if they're from an iframe, not the toplevel window.

• javascript
• internet-explorer-9
• script-console

Share Improve this question Follow asked Mar 4, 2012 at 19:30 Tom LianzaTom Lianza 4,07244 gold badges4343 silver badges5050 bronze badges 1

• 1 He's asking for a convenience feature in IE.. Hahahaha. Sorry... Had another 4 hour "Damn-IE-is-not-working-while-every-other-browser-is" session today... – nfechner Commented Mar 4, 2012 at 19:33

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It is possible, however it’s significantly less convenient than in Chrome.

If you’re able to get a reference to the frame or its window object (using, e.g.: document.getElementById(xxx).contentWindow), you can use the console’s special cd function. This is documented here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/gg589530(v=vs.85).aspx#UsingCDacrossFrames

Annoyingly, this means that if you want to get a reference to a nested iframe, you have to do this inside each each of the parents of the frame that you’re interested in. Debugging in IE is, erm, fun.

To follow-up on Ben's answer, that would be

cd([reference])

or

cd(frames[n])

where n is a valid index in the window.frames array

The feature is now available in IE 11. If you open the dev tools (F12) there's a combo-box in the top right that lets you select the target frame.

(Note: this is on IE 11.0.9600.17728, not sure if every version of IE 11 has it.)

F12 -> script -> choose your page -> console

EDIT:

You can start debug there on java script, add break point and stuff. your keys to run the debugger is like in visual studio.

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