accessing content of an <IFRAME>

[Richie]

I have a situation where I'd like to read/parse the content
of a file I've read into an <IFRAME>. I've looked through
various FAQs and searched forums, and the closest I get to
accessing the file content is

myIframe.conten tWindow.documen t.body.innerHTM L

where myIframe is the node from getElementById( ). But while
I can see the content of the file on my web page, I get an
empty string from the above reference. How do I get to the
file?

Thanks for any help.

[Randy Webb]

Re: accessing content of an &lt;IFRAME&g t;

Richie wrote:
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> I have a situation where I'd like to read/parse the content
> of a file I've read into an <IFRAME>. I've looked through
> various FAQs and searched forums, and the closest I get to
> accessing the file content is
>
> myIframe.conten tWindow.documen t.body.innerHTM L
>
> where myIframe is the node from getElementById( ). But while
> I can see the content of the file on my web page, I get an
> empty string from the above reference. How do I get to the
> file?
>
> Thanks for any help.[/color]

if myIframe is the IFrame itself, you only need
myIframe.docume nt.body.innerHT ML.

But that won't give you the *entire* document, and it also "normalizes " it.

If the document is in the same domain, you can even look into the
HTTPRequestObje ct <URL: http://jibbering.com/faq/#FAQ4_38>

Good luck with it.

--
Randy
comp.lang.javas cript FAQ - http://jibbering.com/faq

[Robert]

Re: accessing content of an &lt;IFRAME&g t;

In article <IewZc.101180$F g5.53725@attbi_ s53>,
Richie <spam_me_not@co mcast.net> wrote:
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> I have a situation where I'd like to read/parse the content
> of a file I've read into an <IFRAME>.[/color]

This post I did earlier might help.

See:
reading items in a host directory

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&th=563aea3fdaa1f2e8&rn

um=1

Robert