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If I view the source of a certain webpage, there is a script tag that seems to be cut off at the end, ending with an ellipsis (...). Is there a way to tell if the script is actually being cut off or if the ellipsis is actually part of the content? If it is cut off, is there a way to view the whole thing?
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Always end with a body tag and make sure every single JavaScript part is within the body tag. You can also have links or scripts inside head tags, but it is not recommended unless you are really certain your JavaScript code is too big to have it inline.
The best practice is to put JavaScript <script> tags just before the closing </body> tag rather than in the <head> section of your HTML. The reason for this is that HTML loads from top to bottom. The head loads first, then the body, and then everything inside the body.
JavaScript files have file extension . js . To use an external script put the name of the script file in the src attribute of a script tag. External scripts cannot contain script tags.
If your is not placed inside a function, or if your script writes page content, it should be placed in the body section. It is a good idea to place scripts at the bottom of the <body> element. This can improve page load, because script compilation can slow down the display.
Yes, it appears that Chrome Developer tool truncates the display of the content and shows an ellipses instead. The content is still there and parsed by the browser.
You can view the full content by going to the Sources tab, clicking on the Show Navigator icon, and selecting your file.
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The previous answers do not work if js code added dynamically. For me works when I do right click on script element and choose Copy -> Copy element
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