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Thank you for your help.
I can't find a way to do this, either. It seems strange to display the information but not let it be copied. I've tried several approaches with not success so far - has anyone else found a solution?
Well here's a quick and dirty solution:
Copy the contents of this code to your clipboard
Go into Bookmark manager and create a new bookmark
Give it any name you like
Paste my code into the "Location" box.
and close.Now if you click that book mark, it will open a new window and paste in the links and their text strings as a table. You can then copy and paste the table.
Code:
javascript:x=document.getElementsByTagName(%22A%22);y=window.open();y.document.write(%22<HTML><HEAD></HEAD><BODY><table>%22);for(n=0;n<x.length;n++){y.document.write(%22<tr><td>%22+x[n].text+%22</td><td>%22+x[n].href+%22</td></tr>%22);}y.document.write(%22</table></BODY></HTML>%22);y.document.close();void 0;Sorry it's so wide but it's imperitive that you have no spaces in this line of code.
It only checks for Anchors tags (not other types of links)
Hope this helps.
Thank you for responding and for trying to help. I tried the suggested solution, but it did not work for me.
workd for me, in FF and Opera...
one thought,
If you missed the 0; that comes after the word void, it won't work
Oh...
and apologies for the looooooooooooong line...
isn't sideways scrolling a chore!?!?
Thanks
Context Menu (typically via a right-mouse click) of the relevant frame
\ This Frame
\ Show Only This Frame
\ Bookmarks
\ your-bookmark-name
\ ta-da!
However, I notice that when I run the java script,
it doesn't capture all the link names as they appear
in the Link tab of the Page Info
I have run an experiment...
With links styled by CSS classes:
the link names DO appear
With links styled by <b> and/or <i> tags:
the link names do NOT appear
How do I incorpoarte or use your creative workaround (With links styled by CSS classes) so that I can capture all the information displayed by Page Info?
