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I want to create a frames page where one frame is a php script (triggered by a form button) which reads the content of the other frame.  The script will look for certain patterns, eg images, links, etc.

 

Any suggestions gratefully received.

I want the frame I am extracting from to be the current frame having navigated there say from a search engine, so in the code I don't know what it is.  I guess therefore what I am asking is how do I dig out the actual address of the second frame?

 

Here's the idea (not working...)

 

http://sandbox.club-host.com/pic.php

the function Lumio might want to say is document.getElementById('')

 

so window.document.getElementById('mainFrame')

and add to the HTML tag id="mainframe"

 

and then you can get the HTML content using

window.document.getElementById('mainFrame').innerHTML

 

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