# Function Reference

# _IEBodyWriteHTML

Replaces the HTML inside the <body> tag of the document

#include <IE.au3>
_IEBodyWriteHTML ( ByRef $oObject, $sHTML )

## Parameters

$oObject | Object variable of an InternetExplorer.Application, Window or Frame object
$sHTML | The HTML string to write to the document

## Return Value

Success: | None
Failure: | 0 or -1 and sets the @error flag to non-zero.
@error: | 1 ($_IEStatus_GeneralError) - General Error 2 ($_IEStatus_COMError) - COM Error in Object reference 3 ($_IEStatus_InvalidDataType) - Invalid Data Type 4 ($_IEStatus_InvalidObjectType) - Invalid Object Type 6 ($_IEStatus_LoadWaitTimeout) - Load Wait Timeout 8 ($_IEStatus_AccessIsDenied) - Access Is Denied 9 ($_IEStatus_ClientDisconnected) = Client Disconnected
@extended: | Contains invalid parameter number

## Remarks

You may use _IEBodyReadHTML() to read the current HTML contents of the document body, manipulat that string and then write it back with _IEBodyWriteHTML().
You may also use _IEDocInsertHTML(), _IEDocInsertText() and the innerHTML, innerText, outerHTML and outerText features of _IEPropertyGet() and _IEPropertySet() to control specific elements without rewriting large blocks of text.

## Related

_IEBodyReadHTML, _IEBodyReadText, _IEDocInsertHTML, _IEDocInsertText, _IELoadWait, _IEPropertyGet, _IEPropertySet

## Example

    ; Open a browser with the iFrame example, get a reference
    ; to the iFrame with a name of "iFrameTwo" and replace its body HTML

    #include <IE.au3>

    Local $oIE = _IE_Example("iframe")
    Local $oFrame = _IEFrameGetObjByName($oIE, "iFrameTwo")
    _IEBodyWriteHTML($oFrame, "Hello <b><font color=red>iFrame!</font></b>")