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Hello,
how can I access plain source of final HTML page (after all scripts have run and all DOM modifications made)?
I have problems with document.getElementsByClassName('xxx') - because classes/content is created dynamically - so it may be acceptable for me to work in plain HTML - but how to access it? :)
Thank you
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Hi, You can do:
Code: C#
string html = (string)webView1.EvalScript("document.documentElement.outerHTML");
That should return you the full source code of the HTML page in its current state. Thanks!
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Hello,
thank you for the quick reply!
However "document.documentElement.outerHTML" does not display latest modifications to HTML document. I.e. in web browser I see images that are not available in outerHTML, for example.
So the question is "how do I get the contents of exactly what I see now"?... :)
This may not be a problem with standard documents, however I have a situation with highly dynamic content, where standard HTML is content-empty page used only to load Javascripts - and they run their own app and recreate contents as it is needed.
Thank you
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Hi,
I am not sure why you don't think document.documentElement.outerHTML is the current HTML. That JavaScript returns exactly what the current contents is. In fact this doesn't even have much to do with us ---- this is standard JavaScript code to get the current page HTML. You can use the same code with Chrome browsers to get the current page HTML in your JavaScript code. The key thing that is different with our product is we pass the value from the JavaScript world to your .NET world so that it's available to your .NET code.
Thanks!
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Hello,
the web page I see in WebBrowser (pictures & etc.) is quite different from the code "document.documentElement.outerHTML" function returns. This is from real app. I can put screenshots, I can send you source-code, or you can just believe my word :)
The function "document.documentElement.outerHTML" works correctly by itself - when I run it in Firebug, I get the same result - visual content is different from HTML code.
Thank you,
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Hi,
That's the standard way to get page HTML. So if you still believe they are different, you may want to debug your page to find out exactly what is different or what can trigger the difference. Obviously we are not in a position to debug an issue if it also exists in Firebug.
Thanks!
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Hello,
it's not my objective and intention to perform web site debugging :) I am asking for a feature to access latest actual document DOM tree/source in your component :) obviously you have it, because you are displaying it :)
Thank you :)
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Hi,
We have already told you more than once "document.documentElement.outerHTML" is the correct answer. You have the option to disagree with us but we do not have a different answer for you. So please consider this issue is closed. The fact that you are getting the same result from a different browser already made it very clear that the value returned by our product is correct. That's why we suggested you to look into your web page to find out what's wrong yourself. We will not investigate or respond this issue further.
Thanks!
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