Does anyone know of the command that you type into the address bar of Internet Explorer to view a site's source code? I thought I'd seen it before, something like viewsource:http://www.somesite.com ... I searched the forum, but had no luck. Is there such a command, or am I dreaming? :P

Thanks,
Lauren

You can just go to the page and right click and press "View Source" or you can can go up to the Explorer bar and go to "View" and then go to "Source"

Is that what you wanted or was I reading it wrong?

Hmm.. well, I'm trying to get the source of a site that redirects you almost automatically, making it impossible to view the source in time, so I was wondering if there was a way to view it almost remotely by typing something in the address bar. Thanks for your help though :)

Oh, nevermind! I feel so stupid right now... I figured out that I could create a HTML file with a link to the page I wanted the code of, then right-click and choose Save Target As to save the HTML file to my computer. Hehe, thanks for your effort though!

hehe well I'm glad you got it:)

well, there IS such a command!!

just type this in front of ur addres: "view-source:"

example: view-source:http://www.google.com

Aha! That's what I was thinking of. Thank you both! :)

Cool. I didn't know you could do that. :D

Thanks
Chris