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Konrad Rotuski
if you want to see HTML source code 'manually' i'd recommend attaching to IE process using VS.NET
as for getting HTML source via code i think you should look at the IObjectWithSite interface and related ones .. have a look at : http://weblogs.asp.net/stevencohn/articles/60948.aspx for more information
HTH
Konrad
I am trying to get at the source of a web page. Looking at the innerHTML element is only part of the story. In IE, right-clicking on various different parts of the page gives me different results when I click on view_source.
The source I need is contained inside IFRAME tags (which contain references to jsp pages)... The html content isn't available when I look at the innerHTML of the document returned in the DocumentComplete event of the WebBrowser control. My question is basically, how do I get the html generated by the jsp page in the IFRAME? Better yet, how do I get the complete html as it is rendered by IE?
A snippit of VB.Net code would be much appreciated, if possible.
Many thanks in advance
-=NaJ=-
as for getting HTML source via code i think you should look at the IObjectWithSite interface and related ones .. have a look at : http://weblogs.asp.net/stevencohn/articles/60948.aspx for more information
HTH
Konrad
I am trying to get at the source of a web page. Looking at the innerHTML element is only part of the story. In IE, right-clicking on various different parts of the page gives me different results when I click on view_source.
The source I need is contained inside IFRAME tags (which contain references to jsp pages)... The html content isn't available when I look at the innerHTML of the document returned in the DocumentComplete event of the WebBrowser control. My question is basically, how do I get the html generated by the jsp page in the IFRAME? Better yet, how do I get the complete html as it is rendered by IE?
A snippit of VB.Net code would be much appreciated, if possible.
Many thanks in advance
-=NaJ=-