Dump Document in a New Window

JavaScript Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples - Version 2.21, by Dr. Herong Yang

JavaScript Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples

∟W3C's Document Object Model (DOM) Specifications

∟Dump Document in a New Window - IE 6.0 Result

This section provides the IE 6.0 result of the tutorial example that dumps the browser built-in 'document' object as an XML message in new browser window by using DOM API attributes and methods.

If you run the JavaScript page, DOM_HTML_Document_Dump.html, in IE 6.0, you will get the "document" XML dump result in a new window:

<#document>
   <html language="" dataFld="" onmouseup="" class="" oncontextmenu=""
      <head language="" dataFld="" onmouseup="" class="" oncontextmenu
         <title language="" dataFld="" onmouseup="" class="" oncontext
         </title>
         <#comment>
             DOM_HTML_Document_Dump.html
   Copyright (c) 2013 by Dr. Herong Yang, herongyang.com

         </#comment>
         <script language="" dataFld="" onmouseup="" class="" oncontex
         </script>
      </head>
      <body language="" dataFld="" onmouseup="" class="" oncontextmenu
         <script language="" dataFld="" onmouseup="" class="" oncontex
         </script>
         <p language="" dataFld="" onmouseup="" class="" oncontextmenu
            <#text>
               Click to show document in a new window: 
            </#text>
            <form language="" dataFld="" onmouseup="" class="" onconte
               <input language="" dataFld="" onmouseup="" class="" onc
               </input>
               <#text>
                   
               </#text>
            </form>
         </p>
      </body>
   </html>
</#document>

Several notes about this IE 6.0 result:

For each node, IE adds a lots of default attributes, like "language", "dataFld", "onmouseup", "class", "oncontextmenu", etc.
Contents of "script" tags are not represented as "nodeValue". This is why script source codes are not included in the output.
Line breaks between HTML tags are ignored.

Table of Contents

About This Book

Introduction to JavaScript

ECMAScript Language Specification and JavaScript Dialects

Data Types, Variables and Expressions

Flow Control Statements

Creating, Accessing, and Manipulating Arrays

Defining and Calling Functions

Web Browser Supporting JavaScript

Server-Side and Client-Side Web Scripting

Introduction to Objects

Defining Your Own Object Types