Hi,

I have read many posts on this - from here and other sites - but I don't have an answer that resolves my problem.

I want to read the HTML from a frame in a web page. I have started with a WebBrowser, which I browse through manually, attempting to scrape the details as I go. The reasn for using Web Browser is that it involves a complex form, which I can't really replicate in code.

If I directly query the WebBrowser info I get very little, and the frame data id represented simply by a FRAME TAG, and a simple URI with no form data (it needs the data to return the content)

I tried the Web Browser documentStream, and again I get very little.

The closest I got to the full HTML is the following code. However it is missing the OBJECT tag and it's contents, which is what I absolutely need:

Code:
        htmlwin = wb.Document.Window
        For Each frame As HtmlWindow In htmlwin.Frames
            For Each el In frame.Document.All
                If el.InnerHtml <> Nothing Then lb1.Items.Add(el.InnerHtml)
                addLevel(el)
                num += 1
            Next
            docFrame(frame)
        Next
The AddLevel() iterates through the numerous element levels.

The raw HTML (as in "View Source" from Internet Explorer) would be perfect. I can't find a method to simply retrieve this.

Can anyone help me progress this? Many thanks in advance.