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Question for AzraSound
Hi,
The following code I got it from you for a couple of years ago:
Dim strHTML As String
Dim i As Integer
strHTML = WebBrowser.Document.docume
For i = 0 To WebBrowser.Document.frames
strHTML = strHTML & vbCrLf & WebBrowser.Document.frames
Next
'-------
It doesn't work with sites that have iframes, you get an access denied.
You can try this site:
www.nordea.se
I have 2 questions:
1) Is it possible to modify the code in order to get the iframes of a site as well?
if not:
2) Is it possible to modify the code in order to get the HTML code of a site (the frameset and the frames) except code for the iframes?
Thanks
The following code I got it from you for a couple of years ago:
Dim strHTML As String
Dim i As Integer
strHTML = WebBrowser.Document.docume
For i = 0 To WebBrowser.Document.frames
strHTML = strHTML & vbCrLf & WebBrowser.Document.frames
Next
'-------
It doesn't work with sites that have iframes, you get an access denied.
You can try this site:
www.nordea.se
I have 2 questions:
1) Is it possible to modify the code in order to get the iframes of a site as well?
if not:
2) Is it possible to modify the code in order to get the HTML code of a site (the frameset and the frames) except code for the iframes?
Thanks
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You cannot get the html of the document loaded in the iframe, which is what I assume the questioner is asking for.
When using the line..
Text1 = Text1 & o.outerhtml & vbCrLf
..the output is the following:
<IFRAME style="BORDER-RIGHT: medium none; BORDER-TOP: medium none; BORDER-LEFT: medium none; WIDTH: 100%; BORDER-BOTTOM: medium none; HEIGHT: 80px" marginWidth=0 marginHeight=0 src="http://app.nordea.se/titelsidan/iframe.html" frameBorder=0 width="100%" height=80></IFRAME>
and when using the line..
Text1 = Text1 & o.src & vbCrLf
..the output is:
http://app.nordea.se/titelsidan/iframe.html
Text1 = Text1 & o.outerhtml & vbCrLf
..the output is the following:
<IFRAME style="BORDER-RIGHT: medium none; BORDER-TOP: medium none; BORDER-LEFT: medium none; WIDTH: 100%; BORDER-BOTTOM: medium none; HEIGHT: 80px" marginWidth=0 marginHeight=0 src="http://app.nordea.se/titelsidan/iframe.html" frameBorder=0 width="100%" height=80></IFRAME>
and when using the line..
Text1 = Text1 & o.src & vbCrLf
..the output is:
http://app.nordea.se/titelsidan/iframe.html
That is part of the html source of the page containing the iframe. The question is, how to get the source of the document loaded in the iframe. In other words, pull the html source from http://app.nordea.se/titelsidan/iframe.html.
ASKER
Thanks fpr the replys.
It looks like it's difficult to get the HTML code for the iframe with an app. In order to get that I can either navigate to it, or I can find its location on the site, then click on it with the right mouse button och choose "view source". In this case its location is around "Dagens fråga".
Anyway, I will leave the question open for a while, maybe a solution will come up.
It looks like it's difficult to get the HTML code for the iframe with an app. In order to get that I can either navigate to it, or I can find its location on the site, then click on it with the right mouse button och choose "view source". In this case its location is around "Dagens fråga".
Anyway, I will leave the question open for a while, maybe a solution will come up.
Yes, you would have to navigate to it in a separate webbrowser window, for example. There is no direct way because of the security issue described in the link above.
ASKER
AzraSound:
Your solution "On Error Resume Next" does not work. I navigate to a site that had a couple of frames and iframes and the only thing I could get when I used "On Error Resume Next" was the code for the frameset. Pitty!
Anyway I don't think there is more to say about this. If you ever find a solution, either you or vb_elmar don't hesitate to post it here.
P.S. I will split the points, AzraSound get 75 and vb_elmar gets 50.
Your solution "On Error Resume Next" does not work. I navigate to a site that had a couple of frames and iframes and the only thing I could get when I used "On Error Resume Next" was the code for the frameset. Pitty!
Anyway I don't think there is more to say about this. If you ever find a solution, either you or vb_elmar don't hesitate to post it here.
P.S. I will split the points, AzraSound get 75 and vb_elmar gets 50.
>>Your solution "On Error Resume Next" does not work
Were those frames pointing to sites in different domains? If so, its the same problem. On Error Resume Next was just to avoid any error messages popping up and allow you to try and pull the source of the next frame. The only "real" solution would be to investigate the src attribute if each frame, compare it to the current url, and if they are in different domains, navigate to the frame src in a separate [hidden] web window to get its html source.
Were those frames pointing to sites in different domains? If so, its the same problem. On Error Resume Next was just to avoid any error messages popping up and allow you to try and pull the source of the next frame. The only "real" solution would be to investigate the src attribute if each frame, compare it to the current url, and if they are in different domains, navigate to the frame src in a separate [hidden] web window to get its html source.
Just saw this question. Offhand, I can't offer anything, but if I have time later, I will try and play around and see if I can find you a solution.