title: Get src attribute(video link) from an iframe on a separate(not owned by me) domain into my own website(dynamically)
body: <p>Was wondering if it would be possible to aquire the <strong>src attribute</strong> from an <strong>iframe</strong>. This website though appears to have <strong>dynamically</strong> created said <strong>iframe</strong> through <strong>javascript</strong> with the video link in question. Is it  still possible?</p>
  <p>Through using the jQuery function <strong>$.get</strong> to aquire the HTML of the website, I soon learnt that the <strong>iframe was not placed right in the HTML</strong>. With my current knowledge I could not find a solution to get to the src attribute of a <strong>non-HTML created iframe</strong>.</p>
  <p>The <strong>ultimate goal</strong> of me making this <strong>question</strong> is to <strong>dynamically</strong> be able to <strong>search</strong> for a video which is <strong>embeded</strong> on a website(<strong>have been completed</strong>), and then copy said <strong>embed(video)</strong> to my <strong>own</strong>(<strong>not affiliated</strong>) website to be used <strong>temporarily</strong>. The embeds in question on said website are not meant to be used in this sort of way and does therefore not have userfriendly-method to accomplishing this(<strong>tried searching for it but to no avail</strong>).</p>
  <p>Thank you to anyone who might be able to help me, and I also <strong>do not care</strong> about whether I'd have to include a separete library/api to complete this request, as results are the onlything that <strong>matters</strong> as of now.</p>