Re: Safari source code
Re: Safari source code
- Subject: Re: Safari source code
- From: David Marshall <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 07:59:25 -0500
On Sun, 20 Nov 2005 15:19:15 -0700, Doug McNutt wrote:
Sometimes, in the world of gratuitous JavaScript, the html source
often doesn't contain the information that's desired.
No argument there. But the OP asked, "How do I get the source code of
a website in html from my Safari browser
onto TextEdit," so it may be jumping to conclusions to assume that
the text displayed on the rendered page is "the information that's
desired."
Full disclosure: my TextEdit prefs are configured to open documents
as plain text, which I should've noted in my previous message, since
the default RichText format opens html documents as web pages. I
erroneously thought that downoloading to a file with the .txt
extension would force the source to be displayed, whereas .html would
be displayed as interepreted source, but not so: upon further
experimentation, the name extension appears irrelevant. The "Ignore
rich text commands in HTML files" checkbox is the determining factor.
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Dave
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