detecting dynamic changes

J

Jeff

Hi,

I'd like to be able to detect changes that have been made to the DOM
dynamically using Javascript. My current method is to catch the
DOMNodeInserted and DOMNodeRemoved events when possible and otherwise
to simply compare the values of the innerHtml property of the body tag
of a page. In particular, it seems that the latter way of doing it is
the only way possible in IE.

Does anyone have advice on how to properly detect dynamic changes to
pages using Javascript?

Thanks!
Jeff
 
J

Jeff

You can download the "firebug" plugin for Firefox @http://www.getfirebug.com/, then use the HTML tab in the console. You'll
see dynamic changes highlight in yellow.

Is there a more convenient way than what I suggested using only
Javascript that would also work in IE?

Thanks!
Jeff
 

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