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"Enrique" <enridp@yahoo.com.ar> wrote in message
news:45831d53@newsgroups.borland.com...

> the HTML source shows the javascript functions that loads dynamically
> some data in the webpage, but I need to parse the data, not the code
> that generates it.

Then you have to parse the script code itself.  Or else actually run the
script and then grab its output.

> Internet Explorer shows the same HTML source that my code

That is because you are grabbing the HTML from Internet Explorer to begin
with.  That is what TWebBrowser is.

> I need to see in the code the same I see in my screen...

Then you should use Internet Explorer's DOM interfaces to grab the current
text of the desired TimeLeft field.

> If you select the price and right click to "view source of selection",
> in Firefox, the resulting HTML code is revealed, so clearly once the
> javascript has been executed, the browser has the HTML source
> of the page somewhere so it can render the page in the browser

No, it doesn't.  Firefox is dynamically generating new HTML for the source
viewer when that menu item is clicked, based on the selected text.  You
don't have access to that HTML.  And it is not the same as the original HTML
that was downloaded.

> Can you please send me an example code to do that? I can't see it...

The IHTMLDocument2 interface (which you get from the TWebBrowser's Document
property) has a selection property, which is an IHTMLSelection interface.
You can get the text from that.  Refer to MSDN for more details.


Gambit