Handling Iframes in forms webbrowser

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Hi eves, I'm trying to reach an input element inside an iframe. Browsing, found the HTMLIFrame class from mshtml, is there some way to get the element's attributes?

Posted 20-Jun-10 3:26am

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**PSK_** · Answer 1 · 2010-06-20T04:40:00

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If you have got the iframe object in that case it very simple to find a element inside that iFrame.

Try like this.

var myFrame = [Code by which you are getting your iFrame];
var element = myFrame.document.getElementById("inputBoxId");

Posted 20-Jun-10 4:40am

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dsfernandez 20-Jun-10 19:40pm

WebBrowser.DocumentText isn't showing the HTML source generated by the iframe, either its inner elements