change some part of code in loaded web page

[6105]

Hi,

Somebody can help to find solution to ignore some part of html and css code?

in example.css we have this part:

div#page {
display: block !important;
text-align: left !important;
width: 960px !important;        //<<--  How to ignore this code in loaded page with _IENavigate ($oIE, "http://www.example.com")
margin: 0 auto !important;
}

also in example.com/index.html code we have this part:

<td valign="top" align="center" style="padding-top: 0px; padding-left:10px;">
<iframe src="http://www.game-advertising-online.com/index.php?section=serve&id=321&output=html" name="iframe" width="170" height="620" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" allowtransparency="true"></iframe>
 
</td>

how to remove this part of code?

Thank you.

Edited September 13, 2011 by toader

[rcmaehl]

1 question. Which Browser?

[6105]

IE

[mv2112]

You could try loading the page, getting the html of the document with _IEDocReadHTML, parsing it for certain html/CSS tags and replacing or deleting them, then rewriting the html with _IEDocWriteHTML. Although, if the CSS is in a seperate file, i dont know if this approach will work.

[mv2112]

Here is a fun example:

#include <IE.au3>
$IE=_IECreate("http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newbie")
_IELoadWait($IE)
$doc=_IEDocReadHTML($IE)
$doc2=StringRegExpReplace($doc,"Newbie","AutoIT")
$doc3=StringRegExpReplace($doc,"Noob","AutoIT")
$doc2=StringRegExpReplace($doc3,"noob","AutoIT")
$doc3=StringRegExpReplace($doc2,"newbie","AutoIT")
$doc2=StringRegExpReplace($doc3,"the","AutoIt")
$doc3=StringRegExpReplace($doc2,"e","AutoIT")
$doc2=StringRegExpReplace($doc3,"for","AutoIT")
_IEDocWriteHTML($IE,$doc2)

The help file is a very usefull thing

Edited August 29, 2011 by mv2112

[6105]

Ohh.. thank you so mutch for this example)

[6105]

Here is a fun example:

#include <IE.au3>
$IE=_IECreate("http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newbie")
_IELoadWait($IE)
$doc=_IEDocReadHTML($IE)
$doc2=StringRegExpReplace($doc,"Newbie","AutoIT")
$doc3=StringRegExpReplace($doc,"Noob","AutoIT")
$doc2=StringRegExpReplace($doc3,"noob","AutoIT")
$doc3=StringRegExpReplace($doc2,"newbie","AutoIT")
$doc2=StringRegExpReplace($doc3,"the","AutoIt")
$doc3=StringRegExpReplace($doc2,"e","AutoIT")
$doc2=StringRegExpReplace($doc3,"for","AutoIT")
_IEDocWriteHTML($IE,$doc2)

The help file is a very usefull thing

My page does not work corectly in this case.

Somebody know how chrome modify the webcontent? or firebug? or greasemonkey?

Maybe we have some solution in autoit3 too?

Does AutoIT have another metod to change the content of webpage?

or just to ignore some lines??

Edited September 13, 2011 by toader

[6105]

I just want to update my question..

#include <IE.au3>
$IE=_IECreate("http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newbie")
_IELoadWait($IE)
$doc=_IEDocReadHTML($IE)
$doc2=StringRegExpReplace($doc,"Newbie","AutoIT")
$doc3=StringRegExpReplace($doc,"Noob","AutoIT")
$doc2=StringRegExpReplace($doc3,"noob","AutoIT")
$doc3=StringRegExpReplace($doc2,"newbie","AutoIT")
$doc2=StringRegExpReplace($doc3,"the","AutoIt")
$doc3=StringRegExpReplace($doc2,"e","AutoIT")
$doc2=StringRegExpReplace($doc3,"for","AutoIT")
_IEDocWriteHTML($IE,$doc2)

This code don't work so well for all site coz all values what are valid in _IECreate, are not more valid in _IEDocWriteHTML.

I have tried to find some possibility like Chromium Expect Elements, or Firefox Firebug to change content in real-time..

but no successful tries. In any case i'll update this topic when will find something.