>but in this case view source is turned off
Turn it back on!
require 'win32ole'
shell = WIN32OLE.new('Shell.Application')
windows = shell.windows
return unless windows
windows.each do |window|
next unless window.fullname =~ /iexplore.exe/
window.toolbar = true
window.menubar = true
window.resizable = true
end
Hey, I like that! That script will get put to good use in future.
Alas, it won't fix my current problem. I can already view source for this particular window, but it's showing me source for just one of the frames, and not the one I care about. Even clicking on the frame I want and then looking at view source doesn't change anything. This page was written by extremely sharp individuals who I believe were intentionally trying to obfuscate. The page has an unnamed frame, which I could only get a handle on by doing this:
$main_frame = $ie.frame("")
Within this frame are other frames.
If you can think of other ways to get at the source of specific frames, please let me know. I'll also try AutoIt as a previous poster recommended.
Thanks,
Mike
P.S. Do you have a good reference for that kind of window scripting, especially IE scripting? Is there a way to banish those annoying splash screens that s-l-o-w Java applications keep putting up in front of my work?
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