How to add html tags to page source dynamically for a web page?

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Hi all,

How to add html tags to page source dynamically. I can add html tags to a page, when i am viewing the page source of web page, added tags are not there in the page. I have to add tags to page source also.

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Bhaskar.

Posted 20-May-14 7:55am

Bhaskar Ganji

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vbmike 20-May-14 14:42pm

You can add tags a few different ways, PHP, javascript, jquery. Not sure why your tags would not show up if you added them? If you used dynamic addition it could be the function is not working? You would have to post some code you may have tried.

MTProgrammer 20-May-14 18:59pm

Remember if you use JavaScript or Ajax for rendering sometimes the HTML is not there in View Source, so try to google View Generated Source and you'll find browser plug-in's that accomplish this and allow you to see all the rendered HTML for JavaScript/Ajax calls.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16177814/view-generated-source-in-ie-10

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3314429/how-to-view-generated-html-code-in-firefox

And FireFox has an awesome Web Developer Toolbar plugin that has this capability, as well as other useful features.

FWIW!

Sunasara Imdadhusen 21-May-14 2:01am

Can you please let me know why you want to add HTML tag in page source?

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