Hello everyone,
I see that Firebug allows you to easily copy the XPath expression that
selects a specific node in the DOM. But is there a way to easily get a
JavaScript statement for selecting a node?
I often need to write JavaScript statements for selecting deeply
nested nodes, some of which do NOT have proper ID attributes. This
results in statements like the following (which use a combination of
IDs and child index values):
document.getElementById("ff29search").childNodes.item
(0).childNodes.item(0).childNodes.item(0).childNodes.item
(1).childNodes.item(0)
I would love to be able to easily get a statement like this from
Firebug (as is already possible with IE WebDeveloper v2).
Thanks for any advice!
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