I've tried it myself - put an alert into the script and you should see
something happen. jQuery executes script tags on load, but you won't
see it in generated source regardless.
On Apr 29, 10:33 am, hubbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am using Firefox and web developer toolkit, then viewing generated
> source.
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> Hamish Campbell wrote:
> > How are you viewing the generated source?
>
> > Bare in mind that just because you can't see javascript in the browser
> > source of a page doesn't mean javascript hasn't been executed.
> > Likewise, you wouldn't see the html loaded from an ajax call in the
> > browser source -- as it was injected after the page was initially
> > served.
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> > Put something like alert('loaded!!!') into the js to be loaded and see
> > if you get a result.
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> > Also - you can use an invisiable proxy such as Charles (http://
> > xk72.com/charles/) to view the raw data moving between the browser and
> > server during the call.
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> > On Apr 29, 7:45�am, hubbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > I am loading in some content using .load, and have also used the
> > > normal ajax function. �It seems that all my javascript that is within
> > > this content is being stripped out when I view the generated source,
> > > is this the case?!
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> > > If so, can I get around this?- Hide quoted text -
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