Erik Steffl wrote:
yes, iframe would be enough, I don't care how exactly it is loaded as
long as I have access to DOM - would it make any difference if it's an
iframe?
Well , if the page being spidered does not want to be framed,
it could easily break your spider by popping out of frames.
I think the other fellow who suggested using xmlhttp was giving you
the better advice, as it will call your function after it has received
all the data, and it's behaviors are fairly immune to the content of the
page, allowing you to choose when and if the page "plays", or if you
simply want to manipulate the source.
In the bad old days (1994), I used a .cgi parsing technique to place my
content on every web page a user visited after leaving my site, but I'm
not going to inflict that code on the population.
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