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In Firefox, you can make a selection, right click on it, and select "View Selection Source". Is there a way to do the same in K-meleon or even better have "Selection Source" copied to the clipboard?
You can select the entire code from View > Source Code and copy the desired code to the clip board then paste and edit.
Charlie
~~If it ain't broke, why screw it up?~~
Feature not included in K-Meleon 1.5.4 or 1.6a4.
But could be possible implemented it with Macros or JavaScript.
Likely this feature can be included in final version 1.6.
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@ barzel
I assume that you wish to view the source without loading/viewing the page.
As desga2 said, that is not currently included in KM. I can try to make a macro to do this, but it will have to rely on an external download program like WGET.
Please let me know if my assumption above is correct and if you wish me to try this external download method.
No, JamesD,
as an example: if you highlight this very page's headline when loaded in FireFox and then apply "View Selection Source", a window opens with the title "DOM Source of Selection" and just this content:
PS: I was delayed by a "word banned" warning again - this is so ridiculous that I'm going to open an extra thread.
Cheers
SoerenB
No more own machines, because of addiction.
Don't know when I'll be back to normal ...
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 08/05/2010 10:11PM by SoerenB.
JamesD thanks for the offer. As explained by SoerenB I'm looking for a way to get the html source of the highlighted part of the currently viewed web page. I found this page about "View Selection Source for Opera". The bookmarklet is to long for K-meleon but maybe the javascript code can be adapted to K-meleon. I hope some javascript expert could take a look at that code.
Thanks to all.
Wow disrupted, that was fast! And what's more important it works perfectly.
Thank you so much!
Hmm, SOMETHING smashed my NoScript whitelist when I tried this macro then hacked it to add it to the menu bar View menu.
Symptoms: Every whitelist entry ending '.com' got the 'com' removed!
Cure: Remove the macro, export the whitelist, in a text editor replace '.\n' with '.com\n' (\n is carriage return) and re-import it after deleting the existing entries.
If any other NoScript user is trying is, I suggest exporting your whitelist first!
Also, if the selection includes a link, it doesn't add 'View Source' to the context menu. :-(
YMMV
Ian
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View Selection Source
Posted by:
barzel
Date: August 04, 2010 06:10PM
In Firefox, you can make a selection, right click on it, and select "View Selection Source". Is there a way to do the same in K-meleon or even better have "Selection Source" copied to the clipboard?
Re: View Selection Source
Posted by:
caktus
Date: August 05, 2010 02:28AM
Quote
barzel
In Firefox, you can make a selection, right click on it, and select "View Selection Source". Is there a way to do the same in K-meleon or even better have "Selection Source" copied to the clipboard?
You can select the entire code from View > Source Code and copy the desired code to the clip board then paste and edit.
Charlie
Re: View Selection Source
Posted by:
desga2
Date: August 05, 2010 02:54AM
Feature not included in K-Meleon 1.5.4 or 1.6a4.
But could be possible implemented it with Macros or JavaScript.
Likely this feature can be included in final version 1.6.
K-Meleon in Spanish
The worst day of my life.
I feel like a GIF archive.
Re: View Selection Source
Posted by:
JamesD
Date: August 05, 2010 09:10PM
@ barzel
I assume that you wish to view the source without loading/viewing the page.
As desga2 said, that is not currently included in KM. I can try to make a macro to do this, but it will have to rely on an external download program like WGET.
Please let me know if my assumption above is correct and if you wish me to try this external download method.
Re: View Selection Source
Posted by:
SoerenB
Date: August 05, 2010 10:10PM
No, JamesD,
as an example: if you highlight this very page's headline when loaded in FireFox and then apply "View Selection Source", a window opens with the title "DOM Source of Selection" and just this content:
<span class="PhorumTitleText PhorumLargeFont">
<a href="http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net/forum
/list.php?4">K-Meleon Improvement requests</a> :
K-Meleon Forum
</span>
PS: I was delayed by a "word banned" warning again - this is so ridiculous that I'm going to open an extra thread.
Cheers
SoerenB
No more own machines, because of addiction.
Don't know when I'll be back to normal ...
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 08/05/2010 10:11PM by SoerenB.
Re: View Selection Source
Posted by:
barzel
Date: August 06, 2010 12:30AM
JamesD thanks for the offer. As explained by SoerenB I'm looking for a way to get the html source of the highlighted part of the currently viewed web page. I found this page about "View Selection Source for Opera". The bookmarklet is to long for K-meleon but maybe the javascript code can be adapted to K-meleon. I hope some javascript expert could take a look at that code.
Thanks to all.
Re: View Selection Source
Posted by:
barzel
Date: August 06, 2010 05:31PM
Wow disrupted, that was fast! And what's more important it works perfectly.
Thank you so much!
Re: View Selection Source
Posted by:
Ian.M
Date: December 22, 2010 06:17PM
Hmm, SOMETHING smashed my NoScript whitelist when I tried this macro then hacked it to add it to the menu bar View menu.
Symptoms: Every whitelist entry ending '.com' got the 'com' removed!
Cure: Remove the macro, export the whitelist, in a text editor replace '.\n' with '.com\n' (\n is carriage return) and re-import it after deleting the existing entries.
If any other NoScript user is trying is, I suggest exporting your whitelist first!
Also, if the selection includes a link, it doesn't add 'View Source' to the context menu. :-(
YMMV
Ian
