Mehboob Alam wrote:
Can you see the updated source in FireBug?
I'd second this. If you can capture the response via the Net tab, you
may need to copy and paste the response that you think IE is barfing on
it into a blank (x)HTML template and run it through a validator or HTML
checker. If that is OK then the problem lies elsewhere in the generated
or static markup.
Another option would be to capture traffic with Fiddler.
-- Brad Perkins
--- Steve Alex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have pages that has variable content loaded from a Ajax
call
triggered by a select element.
I know I have a html error (at least IE barfs on it), but
I can't seen
to find a way to get the rendered html (after Ajax call).
My standard approach with Active4D was to view the
source, paste it
into bbedit and check syntax. My version of bbedit does
not seem to
work with leopard. If if it would, the Ajax load would
still not be in
the source.
Using Firefox I can get the generated source, but it
seems to change
xhmtl into html and validator.w3c does not like
validating that source
from TextMate.
I can't call the URL from validate.w3c.org because of
missing session/
login data.
Anyone know of any other tools or techniques to get the
rendered
source after an Ajax update?
Steve Alex
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