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There is an outerHTML property that would return the full HTML as a string but this is only supported in IE. However, there was already a post on this site with this issue where some experts have provided workarounds.<br />
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How to get outerHTML in IE and Mozilla (Netscape)<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21221807/How-to-get-outerHTML-in-IE-and-Mozilla-Netscape.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21221807/How-to-get-outerHTML-in-IE-and-Mozilla-Netscape.html</a>
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I've created a 'div' using DHTML. Is it possible to see what it looks like as a string of HTML. So something like this:<br />
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var d=document.createElement('<wbr />DIV');<br />
d.style.border='1px solid';<br />
d.innerHTML='Hi there';<br />
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Converted into:<br />
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'&lt;DIV STYLE=&quot;border:1px solid&quot;&gt;Hi there&lt;/DIV&gt;'
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I've created a 'div' using DHTML. Is it possible to see what it looks like as a string of HTML. So something like this:

var d=document.createElement('DIV');
d.style.border='1px solid';
d.innerHTML='Hi there';

Converted into:

'<DIV STYLE="border:1px solid">Hi there</DIV>'

There is an outerHTML property that would return the full HTML as a string but this is only supported in IE. However, there was already a post on this site with this issue where some experts have provided workarounds.

How to get outerHTML in IE and Mozilla (Netscape)
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Web/Web_Languages/JavaScript/Q_21221807.html

Getting a DHTML node as an html string

I&#39;ve created a &#39;div&#39; using DHTML. Is it possible to see what it looks like as a string of HTML. So something like this:

var d=document.createElement(&#39;DIV&#39;);
d.style.border=&#39;1px solid&#39;;
d.innerHTML=&#39;Hi there&#39;;

Converted into:

&#39;&lt;DIV STYLE=&quot;border:1px solid&quot;&gt;Hi there&lt;/DIV&gt;&#39;

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