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I have a mx:html component in a AIR Desktop Application that load an external webpage into it...
this webpage has an iframe in it and the iframe load (obviously) another page...
I can't figure out how to get the code of the iframe...
If I try to get the webpage content I only retrive the start page like:
File webpage.html
<html>
<!-- html code-->
<iframe src="http://host/framepage.html">content default</iframe>
<!-- other html code-->
</html>
File framepage.html
<div>test test test</div>
I'd like to get the string <div>test test test</div>
please tell me that there is a way to get the content of iframe (without reloading it)...
EDIT
Looking at the response of Exort, using
var iFrame:* = domWindow.document.getElementById("myIframe");
will return me the iframe, but the content it's not the one I want to... Using my webpage and framepage example above, the iframe content I will get is
content default
instead of
<div>test test test</div>
It's like as the second page is not loaded, but it's actually be loaded and rendered in the browser window (i tried also using a button so I can delay the search for the iframe content.
288
I don't have much time so this might not be a really deep answer, but the iframe is considered in a window and has a document of its own. You can get it's content with the html DOM with something like this. This is AS3 by the way, event if I'm using '*' as the object types. Using Object type won't work really well here.
var domWindow:* = myHTML.htmlLoader.window; //DOM window object
//if you don't have the id, you can get all iframes with getElementsByTagName("iframe")
var iFrame:* = domWindow.document.getElementById("myIframe");
var iFrameContent:String = iframe.contentDocument.body.innerHTML;
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