<iframe> tags work by opening a nested page of another source, within a document, not within a frame set, but more like an embeded object (like an image). This particular one is getting it's location from a javascript. In general what you want can't be done 'correctly' without having a javascript interpreter in your script. But this one's tougher.

Since the source of the iframe in this page is not hard coded, or even calculated, but instead the contents of the iframe is overwritten by assigning to the browser objects representing it. I can't see it being done In any way other than writing a limited javascript interpreter.

You'll probably be better off obtaining a book or reading some tutorials on javascript, in attempts to translate the code to perl, or use a browser in some odd way (varies widely to wildly depending on your OS of choice) for it's builtin javascript capabilities.

-nuffin
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In reply to Re: How can i catch the values within iframe tag using perl by nothingmuch
in thread How can i catch the values within iframe tag using perl by surps

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