Finding A Websites Html Source

[evildoodoo]

If you are looking at a website and are wondering how they put something on there then you can do this to find out. You can either click on view and then source or rightclick and then view source. This will allow you to see what the website is constructed of. Just remember that sometimes sites won't allow you to see their source.


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[sizzla]

Especially when a language like php has been used..

[supafly]

erm no s**t sherlock maybe you can post somethnig a little bit more than this to get your biorust credits up

(don't mean to be harsh but if ur just wanting bio credits at least make some effort in posting)

[sizzla]

Who died and made you moderator ? As far as i know biocredits can't buy jack, so keep out of other peoples' threads unless you want to contribute. Good day.

[ecntrc]

biocredits let you download from the resource center crackerjack. biocredits can be useful.. so calm down

[scrowler]

thanks for posting this evildoodoo, there is always a way to view a website's HTML source code. if the website has a javascript which disables right clicking (stupid, because it's just annoying) then you can still goto view > source or whatever your browser has.

viewing server-side-code isn't a built in part of your browser and i'd hope that none of you would know how to do it this is because the server-side processing server (e.g. PHP) processes the code and then sends plain HTML to your browser, hence "server-side language," where something like Javascript is a "client-side language"