A
Albert Spencil
It once was necessary to type "view-source" before the URL in Location
to view the javascript original coding for Netscape. The default was
the output code of
the script. Now the default is the original script code. Is there a
way to see the original coding in Netscape 7x and/or IE 6x without
falling back to an old version of NS ?
That is,when I "view source" I want to see:
<body>
Most cats have fur
</body>
Rather than:
<body>
<script language='javascript'>
var message='Most cats have fur';
document.write(message);
</script>
</body>
to view the javascript original coding for Netscape. The default was
the output code of
the script. Now the default is the original script code. Is there a
way to see the original coding in Netscape 7x and/or IE 6x without
falling back to an old version of NS ?
That is,when I "view source" I want to see:
<body>
Most cats have fur
</body>
Rather than:
<body>
<script language='javascript'>
var message='Most cats have fur';
document.write(message);
</script>
</body>