I've used a java applet (won't work with the mac JavaVM) and it works
great. I parse the actual content and extract the title and body tags.
I'm working on extracting the script tags also. It also works without
the need for a loadpanel and can simply be used with the setHTML method
of a dynlayer. The only bug is with permissions and rights to access
the specified url from java.
martin ström wrote:
> maybe I'm wrong, but wasn't there a problem that
> only the content within the <body> and </body>
> was loaded using the LoadPanel?
>
> one way to fix this is by replacing the way LoadPanel
> gets the content. now it uses document.body.innerHTML
> (ie4) and a behavior-download method (ie5).
>
> if we replace this with:
>
> document.all.tags('html')[0].innerHTML //ie4
> document.getElementsByTagName('html').item(0).innerHTML //ie5, ns6
>
> Loadpanel should get everything between <html> and </html>
>
> haven't really test it, just thought this could be a solution.
>
> /martin
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