Re: how to make IE show client side JavaScript output?

this code will help you out: <body id='body' onload='alert(document.all.body.outerHTML);'> <script language="JavaScript"> <!-- for (i=0;i<10;i++) document.write(i + '<br>'); //--> </script> </body> it will show you the new produced HTML code in addition to your javascript code. "Moloko" <moloko@witty.com> wrote in message news:20011102122317.2417.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > interesting one here for y'all > > if you use client side JavaScript to write HTML to the browser, eg > <script language="JavaScript" > document.write ('<b>Hello world!</b>'); > </script> > then look at the page source from IE, the page source will show you exactly > what I've typed above, whereas if you view the page source from Netscape > 4.7, it shows this in the source: > <b>Hello world!</b> > (this is the way I ewould expect and want it work) > > Unfortunately the (rather complex) script I'm writing does completely > different stuff in Netscrape so looking at the page source thru there to see > what's going on is hopeless - is there any way to make IE behave like NS in > this respect and actually show the correct JavaScript output, rather than > the JavaScript code itself?? > > Cannot believe that NS4.7 is actually better at doing something than IE!!! > > -- > Moloko > 'When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro' - Dr Gonzo > GCM/CS/IT/MC d-- S++:- a-- C++ U--- P+ L !E W+++$ N+ K+ w+++$ M+ PS+++ PE- > PGP- t+ 5- X-- R* tv++ b+++ DI++++ D G e h-- r++ y++ > >