Using http://google.com as source seems to return a blank page

[bkbonner]

Anyone find a workaround for this problem? I'm seeing it on yahoo.com as well. I'm wondering if there is a workaround.

[bkbonner]

This was tested and happens in Firefox 10.0.1 and Chrome 17.0.963.56

[deslava]

Hi, the solution to this issue is to use the ".content" instead of ".source" option. If you have a text area box or a text input, paste the full html code given by google and then pass it to a string variable and then assign that to the content.

var s:String = googleCodeTextBox.text;
IFrameWithLoadIndicator.content = s;

that will solve that issue if you were parsing like me the Iframe code from the content to only get the http: link. This solution works better since it seems google is requiring the full code.