Revealing html from javascript?

How to see the source?

[activeco]

Besides DOM Inspector, what would be other ways to get source code of embedded html documents in javascript?

[outrun]

With the Web Developer extension for Firefox you can view generated source

[activeco]

Thanks Outrun.
Actually, in Firefox I can view it by simply selecting anything on the page (or Ctrl-A) and using "View Selection Source".

Is there any way, in any language, to get the code automatically and save the file?

[activeco]

If I wasn't entirely clear, maybe this post was more outlined: [webmasterworld.com...]

[texmex]

You could probably do it with a javascript bookmarklet. search out the script tags, and document.write their .data properties into a new window.

Edit:
Oops, sorry. After a re-read of the original post, I realise you are after the complete oposite of what I'm suggesting. (you want to capture the HTML content, generated by javascript). Please disregard this post.

[activeco]

No problem, everything is welcome.

[JasonD]

javascript:'<code><ol><li>'+(document.documentElement¦¦document.body).outerHTML.replace(/&/g,"&amp;").replace(/</g,"&lt;").replace(/ /g,"&nbsp;").replace(/\n/g,"<li>")+'<\/ol><\/code>';

Saved as a bookmarklet will render not just the html but the JS within the HTML that makes more JS etc etc etc. I have some others too that some people may prefer but they are at work and I aint :)