> Also, assuming you have ActivePerl installed, you can get the methods/properties/events > directly from the OLE > browser by going to the documentation, and scrolling down to > Win32::OLE::Browser. I would personally use the "InternetExplorer.Application" for your purpose.
It's show similar stuff than my InfoControl.pl sample script but it's easier to use ;o) You can also use OLEVIEW.EXE (Microsoft free tools). http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techinfo/reskit/tools/existing/oleview-o.asp >Laurent, thanks for that great example! Note that I moved the lines: > > my $Length = $OLEControl->{Document}->{frames}->length; > print "This document have $Length Frame or iFrame\n"; > Into a sub and called it at the very end of the DocumentComplete_Event, otherwise, it > crashes with a GPF on my machine... It's possible IE didn't like someone read it property when it was loading or rendering html document. In my sample i want to show, you need to wait until first page was loading before know how many frame are availlable. Laurent.
