Finding altered DOM after JavaScript Manipulations -- is it possible?

It would be extremely useful. For example, after modifying the
display of a web page, such as the JS applications at
http://mynichecomputing.com/digitall...oolTipApps.htm do, is there anyway to "View the Source" , or better yet,
programatically GET the Source of the NEW PAGE that somehow has
been generated.

I think it would not be possible to overstate the advances that
could be made in JS and AJAX, if this is possible. Please feel
free to email me personally at [email protected]

Hi there,

You can take a look at the "IE Developer's Toolbar" for Internet Explorer or the "Web Developer toolbar" for Mozilla....

Cheers,

Imar
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Is there anyway to access this programatically, like for
AJAX applications and so forth? (I.E. so the changed DOM
can itself be the input to a server).

Just examine the DOM as you would normally, e.g.: --

Joe (Microsoft MVP - XML)

Joe, it certainly seems reasonable and you certainly are one who would know. I have not tried it, but will.

It is surprizing how this has never been actually put to good use in JS programming examples in the 20+ books I have read over the last 10 years.

It certainly is very central functionality.

Thanks, again, Joe.

-- Larz