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I would prefer the full source. That works if there is no other solution though.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Mark
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That depends on what you want to do with the html source of the page.<br />
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Otherwise it should be:<br />
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sResult = WebBrowser1.Document.body.<wbr />InnerHTML
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The actual return is a text file and not HTML. The code you supplied still works for that too.<br />
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Thanks very much for your help.<br />
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Mark<br />

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I have a form in VB6 that has the Web Browser object on it. I send the browser out to fetch a page. When it returns the results, I need to gt the source for the page from the browser object.<br />
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Something like this:<br />
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sResult = WebBrowser1.Document.Sourc<wbr />e<br />
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Can some help me with this problem. The returned page is all text which will be used by the program.<br />
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Thanks in advance.<br />
<br />
Mark<br />
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I have a form in VB6 that has the Web Browser object on it. I send the browser out to fetch a page. When it returns the results, I need to gt the source for the page from the browser object.

Something like this:

sResult = WebBrowser1.Document.Source

Can some help me with this problem. The returned page is all text which will be used by the program.

Thanks in advance.

Mark



I would prefer the full source. That works if there is no other solution though.

Thanks,

Mark

That depends on what you want to do with the html source of the page.

Otherwise it should be:

sResult = WebBrowser1.Document.body.InnerHTML

The actual return is a text file and not HTML. The code you supplied still works for that too.

Thanks very much for your help.

Mark


VB6 Web Browser Document Source

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