accessing web page source?

In theory



page.contentDocument.Script[scriptFunctionName]



should return undefined if scriptFunctionName doesn't exist, so there's no need to loop through all the scripts.

Another way is the following call:

page.QuerySelector("script[src='<omitted>.js']").outerHTML

After some discussion with the developer, I need to access the "header tag" which so far I have not been able to spot with object spy.  I'm looking into object spy settings now....

Hi Curt,



I believe that this help article may inspire you with some ideas: http://support.smartbear.com/viewarticle/32598/

Object Spy isn't going to help because the head is not a visible element.



You can get the head tag's source programmatically with something like:



Aliases.iexplore.Page("*").Application.Document.head.outerHTML

Thanks very much Nick and Alexei!



Nick,  I'm getting a javascript error outerHTML is null or not an object.  But when I back up the line  to Aliases.iexplore.Page("*").Application.Document    it's fine, but of course I don't see the source code. 



Alexei,  I'm reviewing your link now.   I'm not all the way through but I don't want to execute the script just see if it's there.

So, what I'm currrently doing is using the scripts collection from the document object for the entire page (not just the head tag) and then iterating through all  the scripts to determine if the script is there or not.



(As opposed to getting the raw source and searching for the text.)   I'd still like to be able to get the raw source for a particular tag and am interested if anybody has a better method for isScriptOnPage...





function isScriptOnPage(uniqueScriptTag) {

    page = currentPage();

      allScripts =   page.contentDocument.scripts;

      var found = false;   

      for (var i=0; i < allScripts.length; i ++) {

          if (allScripts.src.indexOf(uniqueScriptTag) != -1 ) {

               found = true;

               break;

          }

      }

      return found;

}