RobG wrote on 03 nov 2005 in comp.lang.javascript
:
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> Christopher Benson-Manica wrote:[color=green]
>> I would like to, for debugging purposes, obtain the contents of a
>> <script> element. I'm aware that the text property contains the text
>> contained within the element. However, the <script> element I'm
>> interested is an external script, specified with the src attribute.
>> Is there a way to access the linked contents of such an element?
>>[/color]
>
> View the page source, build a URL from the src attribute of the script
> element and past it into your browser's address bar.
>
> Many browsers will download the script file (along with all the other
> page content) if you use 'Save as'.[/color]
If it is not a frames-page, paste this as one line in your address bar:
javascript
:t='';g=function(d){x=d.styleSheets;for( i=0;i<x.length;i++){m
('link',x[i].href);y=x[i].imports;for(j=0;(y&&j<y.length);j++)m('@import',y
[j].href)}z=d.getElementsByTagName('script');for(k=0; k<z.length;k++)m
('script',z[k].src)};m=function(n,s){if(s){if(a){a=0;t+='<br>fra me<br>'}
t+='['+n+']\t<a\thref='+s+'>'+s+'</a><br>'}};a=0;g(document);f=frames;for
(h=0;h<f.length;h++){a=1;try{g(f[h].document)}catch(e){}}with(open
('','','width=620,height=140,scrollbars,resizable' ).document){write
(t);close()}
[or make a favelet/bookmarklet of it.]
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