Getting source code of a website using IE.au3

[lucas9]

i am using IE.au3 in order to get the source code of a website. this is my code:

local $html = _IEDocReadHTML($oIE)
FileWrite("C:\\test.txt",$html & @CRLF)

 

if i open internet explorer and i click right mouse button -> "view source code of the page" the code shown is different than the code shown by autoit script.

¿anyone knows any solution? ¿am i using the right function?

 

Regards and thanks

[lucas9]

PD: i need the code that shows internet explorer.

[l3ill]

2 minutes ago, lucas9 said:

PD: i need the code that shows internet explorer.

Too bad..

InetGet works better IMO...

[MattHiggs]

Are you sure that the URL that you are viewing matches what is in the autoit script exactly?  If not, I would update the autoit script with the URL you copy and paste from the page whose source files you are viewing and try again. What parts are different? To troubleshoot the issue, I would copy the source code that you are seeing when you select "view source code of the page" and paste that into a seperate txt file and save it, then use a file comparison application to compare the two files to see exactly what content is not being read by autoit.

[Gianni]

16 minutes ago, lucas9 said:

.....  the code shown is different than the code shown by autoit script .....

.... as indeed stated in the 'Remarks' of the _IEDocReadHTML() help file

[lucas9]

16 minutes ago, l3ill said:

Too bad..

InetGet works better IMO...

Thanks. this function returns the code that i need.

 

1 minute ago, Chimp said:

.... as indeed stated in the 'Remarks' of the _IEDocReadHTML() help file

right. i haven't read it.

 

Solved! thanks to everyone

[Gianni]

InetGet() saves the returned data in a disk file; You can also use InetRead() if you want returned data stored in a variable instead...

[lucas9]

1 minute ago, Chimp said:

InetGet() saves the returned data in a disk file; You can also use InetRead() if you want returned data stored in a variable instead...

hehe. just now i was writing code in order to put the code given by InetGet() in a variable.

 

THX

[Gianni]