On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 6:00 AM, Michael MD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I like the view generated source in the Web Developer Firefox plugin,
Firebug is very handy too
For html it will display as HTML (without closing slashes) as that is
how Firefox interprets things sent as text/html. The
Does anyone have a preferred way to view and validate generated source
code? By generated source I mean after Ajax, JavaScript, and so on
have done their magic.
I'm asking because I'm working on a web application for browsing
network devices (close to 9000 routers, switches, WAPs, etc.)
Hi Jody,
I recall having a similar problem. The issue came down (from memory) to the
doctype I was using. I was closing elements in xhtml style, while the doctype I
was using was html.
Firefox was happily removing the extraneous closing elements in the rendered
source to fit the doctype.
:)
Thanks, Paul, for the suggestion.
Doctype, I don't think, is the issue. The doctype is set in the static
XHTML that the Ajax builds on as XHTML strict. However, most generated
source views remove the doctype, a phenomenon I asked about here:
There are a few plugins for firefox that does validation for you. Can't
remember the names of them offhand though. Sorry.
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 4:44 AM, jody tate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have a preferred way to view and validate generated source
code? By generated source I mean
On Tue, 26 Feb 2008 10:44:13 -0800, jody tate wrote:
Does anyone have a preferred way to view and validate generated source code?
By
generated source I mean after Ajax, JavaScript, and so on have done their
magic.
[...]
Yet viewing generated source in Firebug, that same meta tag
Does anyone have a preferred way to view and validate generated source
code? By
generated source I mean after Ajax, JavaScript, and so on have done their
magic.
I like the view generated source in the Web Developer Firefox plugin,
Firebug is very handy too
btw does anyone know how
