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I want to check my URL is correct redirected (parameter etc.) in Chrome. In the address bar only the main URL is listed. In IE all you need is right-click -> Properties. How to obtain the same in Chrome? The URL in the source of the e.g. iframe tag doesn't solve the problem, because the page in frame makes redirects, postbacks etc without changing the source in the iframe. So you can't find the URL in the html source.
Alexander Zwitbaum
Posted 2012-01-13T11:15:59.433
Reputation: 626
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Right-clicking on the frame should show you the option "View frame source". By clicking on it, it will open the source code in a new tab. Its URL is on the address bar. Just have to ignore to remove the "view-source:" prefix, though.
Vingt_centimes
Posted 2012-01-13T11:15:59.433
Reputation: 456
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Try using "Inspect Element" over desired frame. You will see original frameset HTML code and selected page code nested.
Gerardo
Posted 2012-01-13T11:15:59.433
Reputation: 49
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go to the system menu (wrench/spanner) Tools -> Developer tools.
you should be able to see the frame url in there
geocoin
Posted 2012-01-13T11:15:59.433
Reputation: 1 066
no, it shows only the source code of the parent page, I see only the initial url of the frame. After redirect it doesn't shows the updated url. – Alexander Zwitbaum – 2012-01-13T16:22:57.303
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Sometimes a "frame" is more a "popup" and has NO URL, because it is compiled together from different code parts from the main .html page. There is NO URL for the "frame"
Main: http://www.celine-cellier.com/fr/produits/boites-a-bijoux
If you click on one of the displayed cases, then there is a "frame" coming up, which explains the case in detail (French). The "frame" has no URL, because all the code (Joomla) is hidden in the main .html
In the main .html are the images downloaded, AND the content text is taken from the main .html also, and so on. The only difference is the # sign at the end of the original main URL
Frame: http://www.celine-cellier.com/fr/produits/boites-a-bijoux#
The frame itself does NOT have an own URL, so it can NOT be found!
Dr. Matthias Klein
Posted 2012-01-13T11:15:59.433
Reputation: 1
Beware, the parent frame's html doesn't change to reflect navigation within the child frame. – SpareBytes – 2016-03-21T17:18:24.063
Unfortunately you can see only the htmml code, but not the request url like in Internet Explorer. – Alexander Zwitbaum – 2012-01-16T11:58:05.683
6@Shurup In Chrome 20.x, once you're in Developer Tools (via Inspect Element) you can click the Resources tab, and it will display a Frames tree. If you open up the frames, you can right-click on the resource inside, which will allow you to Open link in new tab or Copy link address – Fuhrmanator – 2012-07-04T02:09:07.543