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I am doing a webpage with some javascript and I change several elements in the dom.
Anyway I am not able with chrome nor with firefox (and firebug) to see the up to date dom source code (of course the rendering in the browser is fine).
Namely, if I add some stuff in my page (let’s say a list) with the javascript, I can see the list appearing in my browser but not in the source code with any of the tools I have.
Is there any tool to do that?
Am I missing something?
Thanks.
In Firefox, you can add the Web Developer Extension: http://chrispederick.com/work/web-developer/
Within it, there is a View Generated Source action. It allows you to see the source after DOM additions via Javascript.
Although, you should be able to view the changes in Firebug and the Chrome Consoles