How Do I Get The Entire HTML Source After DocumentComplete?

Question

I use InternetExplorer.Application and after the DocumentComplete event is complete I want to retrieve the entire HTML source.  How do I do that?

I've already retrieved some of the source using innerHTML, outerHTML.  innerText was empty.  I was also able to retrieve some data using variations of Document.documentElement

If Microsoft has not figured out an easy way to retrieve the entire source yet, does Microsoft provide a method to retrieve the temporary file name for the web page?  In that way I could just read the file and retrieve the source.

This has got to be a lot easier than my meager attempts have produced so far.

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Answer 1

Try the Document.documentElement.OuterHTML property of the web browser

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Ganesh Ranganathan
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Answer 2

Try the Document.documentElement.OuterHTML property of the web browser

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Ganesh Ranganathan
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"outerHTML" works.  "OuterHTML" does not work.

Thanks for making me try "outerHTML" once again.  I previously tried it in the NavigateComplete2 event.  After I started using the DocumentComplete event I never got back to testing "outerHTML".

Thanks again!

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