Forums Scripts & Popups Getting HTML of a site w/o sockets

I want to get the html code from an IE window that is already open, but I can't use sockets. In order to get to the page I want the html from, you need to log in with username, pass and a number that is displayed in an image. So I want to manually log on, and then retrieve the html code from a page that opens after I logged in.

Tia

nHTMLn.dll?

lol nice code hehehe

I prefer $iif(khaled == $god,yes,no)

How does nHTMLn.dll allow me to get the code? All I can see is that you can do all sorts of things with browsers that you can open inside mirc, but not getting the code from an open IE window...

You should open a socket on which page you wanna connect and get source codes.
eg:

I don't know how to login manually but I am thinkin about a way to do like creating a cookie file..
you gotta find some data about sending password by using domain names like;
"sockwrite GET page.com/forums/yourname/password"
and some data about post method
and creating cookie for which uses post method..
and I don't know any way.. am not good in scripting..

The point is that the login can't be automated, because the site also needs a number to login, and that number is in an image which is different for every visit. That's why my original post said that I can't use sockets.

nhtmln.dll is a good solution.
If you DEADSET need the code; find out about COM Objects and InternetExplorer.Application ...

This alias returns the path to a temporary HTML file that is currently used by the active IE window. It works here, under Win98se with IE6.

• alias source {
  ;
  ; Prepare the file name we'll look for
  ;
  var %page = $gettok($url,-1,47)
  var %page = $gettok(%page,1,35)
  var %page = $gettok(%page,1,63)
  var %page = $remove(%page,www.)
  if $count(%page,.) {
  var %page = $deltok(%page,-1,46)
  }
  var %page = %page $+ [*
  ;
  ; There might be multiple files with similar name
  ; so we'll take the file whose creation date is the latest
  ;
  window -h @o
  !.echo -q $findfile(c:\windows\temporary internet files\content.ie5\,%page,0,echo @o $file($1-).ctime $1-)
  filter -wwcute 1 32 @o @o
  var %return = $deltok($line(@o,1),1,32)
  close -@ @o
  return %return
  }

Open a page and type //echo -a $source

Yea InternetExplorer.Application is a valid, usable COM object, but I'm not sure if it's capable of returning the source code if a viewed page.