Geting the HTML off my Browser

[johna007]

Hi All

How do i get the HTML code of the site i have on my Web Browser

Johna007

[Guest mybrooklyn]

Right click - View Source | anywhere on the page

If that Disabled

Top Menu "View" - "Souce"

If that disabled

Highlight all then (ctl+c) and paste onto Front page

Else

I dont know

[JSThePatriot]

If you are using Firefox you can send a key of CTRL+U and it will display the page source.

Another thing you could do is look at the INetGet() function that would also return the HTML source code for a given page.

JS

[johna007]

If i use

InetGet ( "URL", "filename" [, reload [, background]] )

can i point to the web page i'm looking at on my browser, what

code do i use in the 'URL' part of the InetGet Function ?

johna007

[JSThePatriot]

You wouldnt know what URL you were pointing to?

If not you can always use the Control* functions to get it from the browser.

JS

[johna007]

The site i'm looking at is www.Betfair.com

But when i look at a sporting odds page on this site the URL is still the same

as the home page.

So how can i get the URL of this sporting odds page on this site.

Johna007

[DaleHohm]

This site is making extensive use of frames and cross-frame scripting that will your task very difficult. If you right-click the portion of the screen you want and select properties, you'll see that the URL is different than the top level. It unfortunately cannot be used by itself because of the scripting and interdependancies with information in other frames.

If you're really motivated to get this working I suggest the latest beta from the developer forum an using COM support to automate the browser and access information in it using the DOM (Document Object Model -- see MSDN for more information as it is not really an AutoIt topic).

Dale