Such a simple thing, yet I'm beginning to think it's not possible. OpenSpeedTest provides HTML5 code to embed a speed test widget in your webpage. I have implemented this for my website, however there is no API to fetch the results and autofill my text fields. Obviously I also cannot access a cross-origin frame using Javascript, so I don't know what to do. Speedtest Ookla no longer has an accessible API to do this, so I'm not sure what other options I have here.
<script>
function getSpeedTestResults() {
// Attempt to access the iframe content
let iframe = document.getElementById('speedtest');
let iframeContent = iframe.contentDocument || iframe.contentWindow.document;
// Attempt to access the results inside the iframe (this will likely be blocked)
let downloadSpeed = iframeContent.getElementById('downResult').textContent;
let uploadSpeed = iframeContent.getElementById('upRestxt').textContent;
let ping = iframeContent.getElementById('pingResult').textContent;
// Set the values in your fields
document.getElementById('download').value = downloadSpeed;
document.getElementById('upload').value = uploadSpeed;
document.getElementById('ping').value = ping;
}
</script>
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