On Aug 30, 11:57 am, bruce <br...@auswildlife.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm sure this a regular and very basic question! I have tried to look
> for an answer, but no luck. Even so, pls excuse my posting here!!!
>
> I can look at the various changes that I want to make to my site but
> because it's all php etc and various parts call in other parts to
> build the page, I can't actually find the bits that I need to change
> in the actual website files.
>
> Not surprisingly, they look very different to the page script if I
> 'view source' which is basically what Firebug does. Any suggestions
> please?? Many thanks, Bruce
Yes this is a common problem, but there is no straightforward
solution.
Firebug, and anything else running on your browser machine, has only
what your HTTP server sent out, and that is after PHP or any other CGI
language has finished with it. It has no idea where the code came from
or how it was generated.
It is possible that FirePHP (http://www.firephp.org/) might be of
help, but apart from that, all I can suggest is searching your PHP
files for strings related to the bit you need.
Sorry.
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