Re: How to call a website in a frame?
Billy <florian-lindner-S0/[email protected]> Wed, 25 Apr 2007 22:36:01 +0000 (UTC)
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cr <c.rued@...> writes: > > I've never tried to load a page inside of a frame, but two approaches > come to mind: > > 1) Provide links and programatically trigger clicks on these links > (I don't think that these need to be visible, just reachable in > the DOM). > > 2) You may be able to use the JSObject to cause the frame to load a > document (the call() method looks like a good candidate). I've > never used JSObject for anything before, so I can't say for sure. > > I think either of these should be workable solutions. Let me know if > you get this to work. > > --Chris > > Billy wrote: > > Great, that works fine. I can extract frame snow. Do you know how to call a > > website inside of that frame? > > > > Best regards > > Billy > Well I am not sure how to realise that. If I just find a link in the DOM of the frame - how to trigger it inside of it? I just know the possibility of the loadURI-call of the webnavigator that does the call at the main browser. Forthermore I dont know much about JSObject either... BR Billy