I am trying to figure out how to modify the HTML from a site after its been loaded.
For example, a page that loads has:
<body bgcolor="black" onload="doSomething()">
......
.....
</body>
What I cannot figure out is how to, say, remove the "onload=" from the body tag.
Some folks have said you can use something called DOM to do this, but the website netscape has on this is hard to follow.
If someone could actually show me some sample code, such as how to do it for this example I gave, then I can use that as a point of reference to really understand how to use it on the netscape site. Thanks.
Geuis
For example, a page that loads has:
<body bgcolor="black" onload="doSomething()">
......
.....
</body>
What I cannot figure out is how to, say, remove the "onload=" from the body tag.
Some folks have said you can use something called DOM to do this, but the website netscape has on this is hard to follow.
If someone could actually show me some sample code, such as how to do it for this example I gave, then I can use that as a point of reference to really understand how to use it on the netscape site. Thanks.
Geuis