google chrome - Get a proper DOM copy -


with objective of debugging ie9 styles issue not present on chrome or firefox, thought compare 'calculated' dom on ie9 vs these 2 browsers (i calculated dom because of page made through dom manipulation since using gwt). cannot proper copy of dom google chrome. go "inspect element", click element want, right click > copy, paste text file.

if select top html element, end !

<html><head>         <title>title</title>         </head><frameset>             <frame src="ezaeza.jsp" name="sqdsqdsq" id="sqdsqdsq" scrolling="no" noresize="noresize">             <frameset cols="210,20,*" border="0" name="retract" id="retract">                 <frame src="one.jsp" noresize="noresize" name="jiojiji" id="jiojiji">                 <frame src="two.jsp" noresize="noresize" name="jiojiji" id="jiojiji" scrolling="no">                 <frame src="three.jsp" noresize="noresize" name="main" id="main">             </frameset>         </frameset>        </html> 

and end subtree copy being bigger copy of parent tree. make no sense, idea doing wrong ?

copying dom (and failing)

this seems working expected. copy command here copying dom of primary document context. frames , iframes example create new document contexts within primary page. devtools copy given context. create full structure, need open each frame , copy against html element well. recursive in case have frames/iframes within them.

new document context displayed #document in tree view. new document context

for wanting experiment this, sample site using frames can found at quackit.


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