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by bitsnz >> Tue, 7 Sep 2004 21:03:36 GMT

Anybody know of a way of showing the web source text of a web page in a browser rather than the web page itself? Xml will do if necessary.

Cheers all

by allistar >> Tue, 7 Sep 2004 22:56:04 GMT

Have you tried putting the page source inside <pre> and </pre> tags?

You would also need to convert < to < and > to >
There are freeware syntax colourizer packages that will couolourise the displayed HTML code as well as converting < and > characters (etc).

Regards,
Allistar.
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by cnwjhp1 >> Tue, 7 Sep 2004 23:21:29 GMT

If you mean viewing the source for a page that is currently displayed in your browser, in Internet Explorer I use View>Source.

by bitnz >> Thu, 9 Sep 2004 8:08:37 GMT

Cheers both of you,

I cleared a couple of things up with your help allistar, and cheers for the info cnwjhp1 but it wasnt what i was after ( and i did know about view>source)...but thanks for the reply anyway

by bitnz >> Thu, 9 Sep 2004 8:08:57 GMT

Cheers both of you,

I cleared a couple of things up with your help allistar, and cheers for the info cnwjhp1 but it wasnt what i was after ( and i did know about view>source)...but thanks for the reply anyway

by bitnz >> Thu, 9 Sep 2004 8:09:15 GMT

Cheers both of you,

I cleared a couple of things up with your help allistar, and cheers for the info cnwjhp1 but it wasnt what i was after ( and i did know about view>source)...but thanks for the reply anyway

by bitnz >> Thu, 9 Sep 2004 8:09:35 GMT

Cheers both of you,

I cleared a couple of things up with your help allistar, and cheers for the info cnwjhp1 but it wasnt what i was after ( and i did know about view>source)...but thanks for the reply anyway

by bitnz >> Thu, 9 Sep 2004 8:10:00 GMT

Cheers both of you,

I cleared a couple of things up with your help allistar, and cheers for the info cnwjhp1 but it wasnt what i was after ( and i did know about view>source)...but thanks for the reply anyway

by Gerard O'Brien >> Tue, 14 Sep 2004 23:29:40 GMT

It looks like your client is sending your message at 30 second intervals with retries = 5; hence the multiple entries.