executing javascript

[Fox]

@hellomembersha said in executing javascript:

When I attempt to change the value of the token using execute javascript on element
document.getElementById("recaptcha-token").value = "new value";

I get in response "Cannot set properties of null (setting 'value'):
Even though everything looks correct and it also works in the console on normal chrome browser.
Any tips?

This means that the element cannot be found, most likely it is in the frame

[hellomembersha]

@Fox how would you go about changing the value in that situation?

[Fox]

@hellomembersha said in executing javascript:

@Fox how would you go about changing the value in that situation?

First, check in the browser that the element is really in the frame. If so, use "Execute Javascript On Element" and the selector ">FRAME>"

[hellomembersha]

@Fox its recaptcha v3 token i am attempting to replace. It is hidden element

[Fox]

@hellomembersha said in executing javascript:

@Fox its recaptcha v3 token i am attempting to replace. It is hidden element

It doesn't matter

[hellomembersha]

@Fox can i dm you site link so you can see what i am talking about

[hellomembersha]

@Fox when i get page html the frame is not in the content but when i inspect element in bas it is there. It seems like in bas it can not see the frame for some reason. I even added --disable-site-isolation-trials

[hellomembersha]

after doing more reading it seems like the sandbox attribute has something to do with the blocking of access

[Fox]

@hellomembersha said in executing javascript:

@Fox can i dm you site link so you can see what i am talking about

You can send a link and screenshots where your code works in the browser and BAS does not work

[hellomembersha]

@Fox figured it out thanks for help.

[hellomembersha]

@Fox element was hidden, unhide it and used the proper selectors after unhiding

[Thunder]

@hellomembersha Hey can you show me how to do this I'm currently stuck right here

[hellomembersha]

@Thunder you need to parse out the page and locate the element because it is usually hidden use the regex parse function