Poster said:I have a script, its outputs are in HTML. It displays perferctly in a
browser, however when I view source, it gives me the JS scripts, but I want
to view the HTML output. Is there a way I can view or save output?
Poster said:It depends on the browser, if it is IE then you could try with the
following bookmarklet:
javascript: var source = ''; if (document.documentElement && (source =
document.documentElement.outerHTML)) { var sourceWin = window.open('',
'sourceWin'); sourceWin.document.open('text/plain');
sourceWin.document.write(source); sourceWin.document.close(); } void 0
With Mozilla or Netscape 7.1 you can use Ctrl-a and view selection
source or you can use the DOM inspector, both ways you should be able to
see the current document.
I need to hide the original javascript from visitors and only let them see
the exact HTML ouput from the js file.
Here is a sample script:
<form>
<input type=button value="Print Multiplication Table"
onClick="writeMTable()">
</form>
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
function writeMTable() {
document.writeln(
'<html><head><title>Multiplication Table. For printing, choose File |
Print</title></head>'
+'<body> This is HTML output'
)
document.writeln('</body></html>')
document.close()
}
//-->
writeMTable()
</script>
The final output is
<html><head><title>Multiplication Table. For printing, choose File |
Print</title></head><body> This is HTML output
</body></html>
I want my visitor see exact and only
<html><head><title>Multiplication Table. For printing, choose File |
Print</title></head><body> This is HTML output
</body></html>
And no JS scripts at all.
It is a Dynamic pages, so I can not simply save file as a static page. Is
there a way for Perl to call a JS script to make it output? or Let Lynx
activate JS scripts?
I need to hide the original javascript from visitors and only let them see
the exact HTML ouput from the js file. Here is a sample script:
^^^^^^want
[...]
I need to hide the original javascript from visitors and only let them see
the exact HTML ouput from the js file. [...]
Here is a sample script:
<form>
<input type=button value="Print Multiplication Table"
onClick="writeMTable()">
</form>
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
function writeMTable() {
document.writeln(
'<html><head><title>Multiplication Table. For printing, choose File |
Print</title></head>'
+'<body> This is HTML output'
)
document.writeln('</body></html>')
document.close()
}
//-->
writeMTable()
</script>
[...]
It is a Dynamic pages, so I can not simply save file as a static page. Is
there a way for Perl to call a JS script to make it output?
or Let Lynx activate JS scripts?
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