get page source problem

[goldenix]

I use IE to log in & then i use this code to get page source, but the problem is that according to the source I get, im not logged in.

Hire is sample if someone is unable to understand:

When logged in Source code has word letters in it

If not logged in source code does not have word letters in it

I want to get that word letters, so why im getting the source code without letters, even tho i logged in with IE?

Do i need to use this ObjCreate thing to log in somehow?

;=================================
    $oHTTP = ObjCreate("winhttp.winhttprequest.5.1")
    $oHTTP.Open("GET",'http://www.sampleurl.com)
    $oHTTP.Send()
    ;=================================
    $HTMLSource = $oHTTP.Responsetext

[weaponx]

Wait a minute, so you open an IE window, login, then run this script? If thats the case you probably won't get the contents of the logged in page since you are basically opening two seperate sessions.

[goldenix]

Wait a minute, so you open an IE window, login, then run this script? If thats the case you probably won't get the contents of the logged in page since you are basically opening two seperate sessions.

Yes you understood correctly. So its impossible to get that logged in page source code with this kind of code? Or maybe its possible to merge those 2 sessions somehow? no?

The reason i use this code cuz its Insanely fast. I tried other code with _IEBodyReadHTML but that one takes 10+ seconds to get the code

Edited May 6, 2008 by goldenix

[weaponx]

You probably have to use _IEAttach to attach to the instance you already have open. The only other way is using WinHttpRequest to POST the correct headers containing valid session information.

[goldenix]

You probably have to use _IEAttach to attach to the instance you already have open. The only other way is using WinHttpRequest to POST the correct headers containing valid session information.

_IE attach is no good, (it will be long to explain why.) Would you mind making 1 small sample code how to do the post headers thing, so I could experiment with it?

[DaleHohm]

_IE attach is no good, (it will be long to explain why.)

I'd be interested in why...

Dale

[AU3Newbie]

I'd be interested in why...

Dale

1)He means the speed.Speed first.funtion 2nd.I'm agree with him.

2)Object will give him a good solution to every Program language,his code will be easily transplanted.It's also a good news to me,too.

Edited May 7, 2008 by AU3Newbie

[DaleHohm]

1)He means the speed.Speed first.funtion 2nd.I'm agree with him.

2)Object will give him a good solution to every Program language,his code will be easily transplanted.It's also a good news to me,too.

I'm not sure your assumption is correct. If the IE session does not already exist, then yes, the IE functions pay the cost of starting IE. If the browser is already running and pointed to the desired site then speed is not likely the issue (you are accessing locally cached data at that point so there is not even a trip to the server).

Dale

[weaponx]

Every page handles login info differently but here is an example. This should authenticate a username and password and if they are correct redirect you to Google. You should see the Google html source output to the console.

$oMyError = ObjEvent("AutoIt.Error","MyErrFunc")

$oHTTP = ObjCreate("winhttp.winhttprequest.5.1")
$oHTTP.Open("POST", "http://www.fallenstar.net/fakelogin.php")
$oHTTP.SetRequestHeader("Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded")
$oHTTP.Send("username=Username&password=Password")
ConsoleWrite($oHTTP.ResponseText & @CRLF)

Func MyErrFunc()
   $HexNumber=hex($oMyError.number,8)
   Msgbox(0,"","We intercepted a COM Error !" & @CRLF & _
                "Number is: " & $HexNumber & @CRLF & _
                "Windescription is: " & $oMyError.windescription )
   SetError(1)
Endfunc

[goldenix]

Every page handles login info differently but here is an example. This should authenticate a username and password and if they are correct redirect you to Google. You should see the Google html source output to the console.

I was thinking & thinking & more thinking.. so I went to bed & i see things bit more clearly now. _IEAttach does work (so i simply do controlsend URL to IE to refresh the page & get new source & it can work in the background then, but this still means I must wait until IE loads.)

Code:

#include <IE.au3>
_IECreate('http://www.autoitscript.com/')
$oIE = _IEAttach ("AutoIt"); Attach to a browser with "AutoIt" in its title, display the URL
$HTMLSource = _IEPropertyGet ($oIE, "outerhtml")
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