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Hey, just wondering if any of you lot know the command to bring up the page source?
I tried window.source() but it didn't work and that was the only thing I could think of.
Cheers.
I tried window.source() but it didn't work and that was the only thing I could think of.
Cheers.
Here's a quick question, which is fairly similar.
When a link or button is clicked, a message is sent to the printer. That's easy. But how do you get it to print a page which is NOT the current one being viewed?
When a link or button is clicked, a message is sent to the printer. That's easy. But how do you get it to print a page which is NOT the current one being viewed?
Give that a shot.
monkey_man wrote:
> I used to know a way, but I forgot. Sorry. It only ever worked in
> Netscape anyway. I don't think there is one for IE,
Dang.
or I would have
> nabbed that a long time ago.
heheh :-D
> I used to know a way, but I forgot. Sorry. It only ever worked in
> Netscape anyway. I don't think there is one for IE,
Dang.
or I would have
> nabbed that a long time ago.
heheh :-D
I used to know a way, but I forgot. Sorry. It only ever worked in Netscape anyway. I don't think there is one for IE, or I would have nabbed that a long time ago.
Hey, just wondering if any of you lot know the command to bring up the page source?
I tried window.source() but it didn't work and that was the only thing I could think of.
Cheers.
I tried window.source() but it didn't work and that was the only thing I could think of.
Cheers.