The DHTML source of a web page is different than the basic HTML source that you see when
clicking "View Source" in a browser. Basic HTML source is simply the HTML source sent from the web
server to the browser. DHTML source is the HTML source of a web page after
it has been interpreted by the browser. This means that DHTML source contains the results of client-
side script execution.
To illustrate the difference between standard HTML and DHTML source, consider the following
client-side script:
<script>
var mydate = new Date();
document.write(mydate);
</script>
When we click "View Source" in a browser we can only see the script source code as shown above.
The DHTML source provided by PageSpy also displays the result of script execution as shown below:
<script>
var mydate = new Date();
document.write(mydate);
</script>
Sat Jul 24 15:08:45 UTC+0200 2005
