Using VBA to Navigate IE Frames

[nairion]

To begin, I know little about IE Elements and only slightly more about VBA code.
Here's what I have so far

Sub internetlogon()
 Dim IE As Object
 Dim IE2 As Object
 Dim usr As Object
 Dim pwd As Object
 Dim Go As Object
 Dim frm As Object
 
 
 Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
 IE.Visible = True
 'Go to this Web Page!
 IE.Navigate "https://www.chasesoftware.com/itok/login.aspx"
 'Check for good connection to web page loop!
 Do
 If IE.ReadyState = 4 Then
 IE.Visible = False
 Exit Do
 Else
 DoEvents
 End If
 Loop
 'Wait for window to open!
 Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:01"))
 IE.Visible = True
 'Send logon information
 Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:01"))
    Set usr = IE.document.getElementById("usr")
    usr.Value = "MY LOGIN NAME"
    
    Set pwd = IE.document.getElementById("pwd")
    pwd.Value = "MY PASSWORD"
    Set frm = IE.document.forms("form1")

    Set Go = IE.document.getElementById("btnLogin")
    Go.Click
'Navigate to a link in a framed table "Work Orders"
 Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:05"))
IE.document.getElementById("barChase_5_Item_1").Click

End Sub

The element I'm trying to get to in inside of a frameset "contents", inside of a form "form2", inside of a div "barChase" (versus "barChase_hidden"), inside of a table "barchase_Group_1_Group", and finally you get to my item "barChase_5_Item_1"

I get the error -2147417848 (80010108)
The Object invoked has disconnected from its clients.

I have 2 issues: (ok, probably a lot more than that, but here's some hints)
1. In between

Set Go = IE.document.getElementById("btnLogin")
    Go.Click

and

IE.document.getElementById("barChase_5_Item_1").Click

the webpage actually opens a new window with a new URL and closes the old window. I don't know how to set my variable IE to the new URL value.

2. I'm certain there's some issue with locating barChase_5_Item_1 inside the mess of hierarchy. I can't post the actual webpage as it's work but if it would help to see the entire code, I can post it below. (it's long)

Any hints to interacting with frames like that?

 

[HackSlash]

It would help to read about the document model:

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms970456.aspx

Document refers to the active document in IE. If you have multiple documents open and you want to work with them all you might have to step through open documents as seen in this example:

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