html/DOM manipulation

[aleksa77]

I need to cut and remove some part of website and then load it without this parts, i can this do with C# ?

thanks

 

[lokiys]

You can cut css files from loading, you can cut javascript file from loading only using links.
If You want to load just half of the page what loads by one url then I believe it's not possible.
You can still save DOM in txt file with your needed parts and load that way.
You can not tell the webserver to load what you want from the server. if that's what you mean.

 

[aleksa77]

yes, i want to hide for example all h2 tags and load page without them, visually to load page without it I remember some plugin for html manipulation and you can cut what you want but it is after load.

 

[Merciless]

You can't affect the HTML that the server sends you before browser get this, for sure not in zennoposter.

So i have two options (one is concept )

First:
is to make a GET request to your page, grab whole body (HTML) and cut elements that you want to affect but i don't know is there any possibility to inject custom HTML to browser in zennoposter (maybe you don't want to use browser).

Second:
you can combine below functions with onload event, that will give you chance to affect html before client will see anything.
below code hidding elements (for example h2 tag) with jQuery or javascript:

jQuery:
jQuery("h2").hide();

Javascript:
elements = document.getElementsByTagName("h2");

for(var i = 0; i < elements.length; i++)
{
    elements[i].style.display = "none";
}

Could you provide more informations about your problem?

 

[aleksa77]

Thanks for useful info, i just grabing info to send clear specification for someone who can do it. I have some target website, this website need to load and client need to see it he must see some important info into body , but without header, footer and h2 links / tags . for example this page of forum, client must see only text on current thread without logo, header of this forum/script .

 

[Merciless]

So i think that jQuery or javascript with hidding element on event "onload" should be enough.