Hi,

I have the following HTML code:
<.html"font-size: 150%; line-height: 116%;">as string using javascript?

I assume it would be possible. But why can't you just open the XML Editor, and copy the content to a text file? Ooohh, I see! I surely don't understand why it's not possible to copy more than just one attribute, from the XML Editor.

Oh....well if you open an SVG file with a browser, so that you can see the XML code, you could probably copy it from there. I can't really explain how to do it, becuase I don't clearly understand it. But every now and then, when I click a link to see an SVG, I get a page full of XML instead of the image. I haven't figured out exactly how that happens. But it seems reasonable that should work. As for javascript, I'm clueless

Maybe if you send a XMLHttpRequest to retreive the file you could get its contents?

Mathieu147 wrote:Maybe if you send a XMLHttpRequest to retreive the file you could get its contents?

Thanks, I'll try it

Maybe you are, but if you don't: use jQuery. That will be quite easy using the data() method.

Thank you, Mathieu147, I managed to do it!

A simpler way than using an entire JQuery library is this one.. 10? lines of code..

http://127.0.0.1/httrack/svg_tutorials/ ... ntNode.svg

Don't forget to add this to the beginning of the script to make sure it works for all browsers.

if (typeof printNode=='undefined') {
printNode= function (el) {
return (new XMLSerializer()).serializeToString(el);
};