Adding code to existing document (difficult question)

[Roee Bachar]

I've site that is divided into two frames

Frame 1 Frame 2
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At the first frame reside my site content.
At the second frame I'm hosting other (random) site from the net.

the question is:
How do I ** add ** code into the other site html document in order to add it
functionality that I need?

thanks
Roee

 

[VK]

You cannot do that due to inter-domain security restrictions.

The only thing you can do with such frame/iframe is to *set* its .src
property.

You cannot read/alter its content nor receive events from it.

 

[Roee Bachar]

Please direct me to more info regarding your suggestion.

Thanks

 

[VK]

Please direct me to more info regarding your suggestion.

He means 3rd party content grabbing (used to be called "stealing")
using server-side virtual browser.
You may ask in any Perl related newsgroup or forum about LWP module and
its methods.
Has nothing to do with JavaScript.

 

[Ivan Marsh]

He means 3rd party content grabbing (used to be called "stealing") using
server-side virtual browser.
You may ask in any Perl related newsgroup or forum about LWP module and
its methods.
Has nothing to do with JavaScript.

I was going to ask if the OP had the permission of the other website
owners to do ANYTHING with their content myself... but it looks like
that's covered here.

--
The U.S. Government today announced that it is changing its emblem from an
Eagle to a CONDOM because it more accurately reflects the government's
political stance... A condom allows for inflation, halts production, destroys
the next generation, protects a bunch of pricks, and gives you a sense of
security while you're being screwed.

 

[Roee Bachar]

Thanks a lot for your fast help.

He means 3rd party content grabbing (used to be called "stealing")
using server-side virtual browser.
You may ask in any Perl related newsgroup or forum about LWP module and
its methods.
Has nothing to do with JavaScript.