How to Get a Webpage's Source HTML?

[Zohar]

Hi

 

In the past I needed to get a Web page's Source HTML, but not as it came from the server,

but as it is now in the browser, after it might have been manipulated abit.

To do it, I used

$oIE.document.documentElement.outerHTML

 

I now need to get the web page's source, but this time not as it is now in the browser,

but as it came from the server, originally, without any change that might have been performed on it by the browser scripts/etc.

 

How can I do it without re-downloading the page(via InetRead() or so), but from the $oIE object itself?

 

Thank you

Edited October 1, 2015 by Zohar

[TheDcoder]

Try this:

_IEDocReadHTML($oIE)

TD

[Zohar]

Hi TheDcoder

If you look at the source in IE.au3,

you will see that _IEDocReadHTML($oIE) is returning $oIE.document.documentElement.outerHTML

 

It's identical,

so I need something else..

Edited October 1, 2015 by Zohar

[TheDcoder]

@Zohar Oh , Well, you can check IE's COM documentation and get the appropriate parameters to extract the full HTML code

 

TD

P.S I am not The Doctor! D stands for Damon which is my name

[Zohar]

@Zohar Oh , Well, you can check IE's COM documentation and get the appropriate parameters to extract the full HTML code

I know.Sometimes I find there things easily,but sometimes t's not easy, so I turn here to consult with others.

I hope someone who knows will see this thread.

 

P.S I am not The Doctor! D stands for Damon which is my name

Oops,

Sorry, I fixed the previous post

[TheDcoder]

@Zohar I am trying to locate the documentation but I can't find it... I will keep trying

 

P.S Thanks for fixing my name