Where's Safari's "View Source" menu item?

This used to be in the View menu but vanished at some point (I'm using Safari 6.0, OS 10.7.4).
Is there some way to do this, still?

It seems to have been moved to the Develop menu, which is an option to view in Safari Preferences.
When you bring down the Develop menu, this is what you will see:

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What happened to my View Source menu item?

I'm pretty sure that I used to be able to view the coded contents of web pages in the past. I just tried to do this with a web page and my "View Source" selection item under the "View" menu is gone.
Am I mistaken that Firefox used to have this feature? I have used Firefox, exclusively, for about the last 3 to 4 years, now; haven't used IE in quite a while.
Maybe with my latest FF upgrade, that feature was deleted in the upgrade.

Thanks. Glad to find more than ONE solution (I code "no right click" on most of the web pages I do). Tools / Web developer / Page Source works for me!

Discoverer Plus/Viewer from menu item in Oracle Applications errors.

Starting Discoverer Plus/Viewer from menu item in Oracle Applications R12 errors.
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Fact: Starting Discoverer Plus using a URL works fine in the browser. The login page comes up and I can look in to Plus.
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When IE displays an error is the URL displayed in the browser a correct Disco URL?
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In version 4 EA1, the Source menu item has been moved from the Edit sub-menu to the main menu_bar. However, it only is available when editing a cataloged PLSQL object (procedure, package, et cetera). I would suggest that it also be available when using the WorkSheet, as the functions in its sub menu (toggling comments, et altera) are useful when editing SQL or anonymous blocks in the Worksheet.

Agreed, that's a bug. Noted and logged as such.

Why is the view page source menu item deleted in FF7.0.1

Why is the option''' page source''' removed from the menu view in FF7.0.1? I still can use the ctrl+u shortcut, but somehow I prefer the menu route and it makes it easier to explain this feature to others.

It has been moved.
* Tools ->Web Developer -> Page Source
* keyboard shortcut '''Ctrl + U'''

Safari Select Specific Pulldown Menu Item

Is there any way to select a specific item from a pulldown menu on a web page in Safari? I would prefer to avoid using GUI scripting and just use the do Javascript command if possible.
iMac G5 20" Mac OS X (10.4.8)

If you're not looking for an AppleScript solution, this might not be the best place to ask... but anyway...
JavaScript knows nothing about menus in web pages, but it does know about web forms and can manipulate them.
What you'll end up doing it something along the lines of using JavaScript to set the form field to a specific value. Something like:
<blocquote>javascript myform.field.selectedIndex = 3;
would set the selected item of the form element 'field' in the form 'myform' to the third item.

Where are all the other "Options" menu items?

ff mobile has a minuscule number of options on the "Preferences" menu - where are the rest? F.I. the link colors options.

Type about:config in the address bar an filter on color. You will need to provide the color you want in the hexadecimal color code. http://www.webmonkey.com/2010/02/color_charts/

JimP: Setting srcview in View Source -- how?

Gentlepersons,
I'm reposting this question because my previous posting on this topic had an error in it that made responding difficult. My bad.
Run this tiny Flex app (which does absolutely nothing of interest):
     http://www.igetitmusic.com/blog/SWFs/Tweener/Tweener.swf
...and then select its "View Source" menu item (by right-clicking or command-clicking on it). Up comes the source code, which is in
     http://www.igetitmusic.com/blog/SWFs/Tweener/srcview/index.html
Coolness!
The same applet is embedded at the bottom of a blog posting here:
     http://www.igetitmusic.com/blog/2009/05/shape-of-frustration.html
... by embedding a link to exactly the same SWF as above (that is, to http://www.igetitmusic.com/blog/SWFs/Tweener/Tweener.swf).
Now, select the "View Source" menu item in the BLOG's reference to the applet.
Whoa, Nellie! It doesn't work! It looks for the source code in the wrong place: http://www.igetitmusic.com/blog/2009/05/srcview/index.html.
Where did that path name come from?
What algorithm is the View Source menu item using to generate the path name to its source code?
How can I override this algorithm's behavior so that embedding [swfpath]/foo.swf into [whatever]/aPage.html will cause the View Source menu item of that object look for its source at [swfpath]/srcview/index.html, not [whatever]/srcview/index.html?
Respectfully, and with sincere appreciation for any help, I am
Yours,
Jim Plamondon
Austin, Texas
www.igetitmusic.com/blog
P.S.: PLEASE DO NOT tell me that "you can generate source by checking the "View Source" checkbox in the "Export Release Build..." dialog. Clearly (this is clear, isn't it?), the problem isn't generating the source, it is finding the source at runtime.

Gentlepersons,
This turns out to be a known bug in Flex 3, which has been fixed in Flex 4 (which is still in development).
In the meantime, the workaround is to expose, in the web page in which a SWF is embedded, a separate link to that SWF's source code (labelled something like "click here for source code").
Hoping that this helps, I remain
Yours,
Jim Plamondon
iGetIt! Music
www.igetitmusic.com/blog
Austin, Texas

JimP: Setting View Source's srcpath -- how?

Gentlepersons,
Here's a tiny liittle Flex app:
I'd love to show you the source to this app, but I don't know how to do so. I have been pounding Google and reading books (half a dozen so far) and none of them say how to specify the path of the "View Source" menu item. They say "Just select Project ->Export Release Build, check the View Source option, and voila! You're done!" But that is not the end of the process. That's just the start.
- How, *exactly*, does one place a Flex app on a given web page? Obviously, I've learned a tidbit or two about this, or I wouldn't be able to place the above app in this web page. But maybe I'm doing it wrong, and perhaps that wrongness is causing my View Source problems.
- The app above is online at http://www.igetitmusic.com/blog/SWFs/Tweener/Tweener.swf. To get it there, I copied the entire bin-release folder to my server's SWFs folder, and renamed it after the project name ("Tweener"). Is this the right thing to do?
- The above app's View Source menu item looks for its source code in some apparently-random place. I say "apparently-random," because I cannot find documented anywhere the process by which this path's default is determined, and the process by which you set it to something other than the default.
The question, then, is this: What, *exactly* -- leaving out no "obvious" steps -- is the algorithm for publishing a Flex application to the Web, such that its View Source menu item works?
The meta-question is, where is this algorithm documented? I suspect that this as-yet unread tome will hold the key to answering many other similar questions that have been bugging me.
Overall, I am really enjoying the process of learning Flex. It's this "obvious" stuff that's tripping me up (and thereby bugging the crap outa me)...
Respectfully, and with sincere appreciation for any help, I am
Yours,
Jim Plamondon
Austin, Texas
www.igetitmusic.com/blog

Gentlepersons,
This turns out to be a known bug in Flex 3, which has been fixed in Flex 4 (which is still in development).
In the meantime, the workaround is to expose, in the web page in which a SWF is embedded, a separate link to that SWF's source code (labelled something like "click here for source code").
Hoping that this helps, I remain
Yours,
Jim Plamondon
iGetIt! Music
www.igetitmusic.com/blog
Austin, Texas

Trying to view source code

Cannot view my source code. I go to view --> page source is not there? I'm only getting toolbars, sidebar, zoom, page style, character encoding, full screen. Is there another way to find source code? Why is page source not coming up? Any help would be appreciate! Thnx!

The Page Source menu item was moved to 'Tools' -> 'Web Developer' -> 'Page Source'.
You can also access it by right-clicking on a page ('View Page Source'), or with the keyboard shortcut '''Ctrl+U'''.

XCode How to modify menu item

Newbie here. Have been searching around not have not been able to find a example that shows how to modify a menu item dynamically.. eg. Like in the menu bar the battery menu info is able to show how much battery life is left.

Have you looked over Views in Menu Items in +Application Menu and Pop-up List Programming Topics for Cocoa+, or the MenuItemView sample app?

Populating menu items from the database...is it possible?

hi
using :forms 10g
we have a requirement in forms where we need to populate the menu items from the database.first we used hiearchial tree where it was possible.but since the requirement changed i am not sure that whether the menu items can be populated by data from the database...will be glad if someone could throw some light on this issue...
thanks

You could always do it but would need to put a fix limit on the number of menu items.
For example you could create a set of menu items at design time with the visible property set to False.
While reading the database, you then set them to True while setting the label to whatever you require.
But it all depends also on what you want your menu items to do when selected.

I upgraded to firefox 4 but I can't see the Firefox Button that contains all the menu items.

I see the old style with the following options:
File Edit View [etc..]

Go to the View > Toolbars menu item, then click the checked item for Menu Bar. That should turn off the classic display and instead display the single Firefox item.

ESS - Menu Items & Authorization

Hi Champs,
1. Where can I change the ESS menu items in R/3, which I see on the ESS Menu on Web Browser?
2.I want to make some options editable and others only viewable on the ESS. How to achieve this?
Any help would be appreciated.
Rgds
Gulshan

Hello Gulshan,
There are two options - one:
As per Christopher's response, to create a new service.
Really this is quite simple - just copy the function group/modules HR_ESS_ADDRESSLIST_nn, HR_ESS_ADDRESSDETAIL_nn (where nn is your molga).
You will need to make either a new entry or a change in table T77WWW_SC - I would suggest a new entry for a ZPZ02 transaction - copy pz02 to zpz02 and when you run the transaction it will call the function module you specify.
In the new Z function modules, make some changes so that depending on the type of employee (perhaps this is dependent on employee group or payroll area, or something!) certain buttons are hidden or not.
Check that this works in the backend by running your new zpz02 transaction.
When you have got this working you will need to copy the pz02 ITS templates so that they are used by your new transaction.
However, this is a LOT of hassle for something so simple!
Suggest that it might be easier just to mod the standard function module to implement handling of T588M_ESS. And then configure this table to hide/show fields in the same way as standard infotype screen control.
Think if you do a search you might find some doco on how to do this.
Good luck,
Chris

Scripting menu items

I desperatly ned to find out how to use applescript for exporting pages document.
One way could be through menu scripting.
I am able to show the ruler of a pages document with the code at the end of this message.
But how can I Export a pages document to word format using menu items.
Thanks
Jitse
tell application "Pages"
activate
end tell
tell application "System Events"
tell process "Pages"
activate
set frontmost to true
tell menu bar 1
tell menu bar item "View"
tell menu "View"
click menu item "Show Rulers"
(*click button "PDF" of radio group of sheet 1 of window 1 *)
end tell
end tell
end tell
end tell
end tell

If you don't mind using [GUI Scripting|http://www.macosxautomation.com/applescript/uiscripting/index.html], then the following script (which runs flawlessly on my computer) should do what you are asking for:
--BEGINNING OF SCRIPT
set theName to "Pages document.doc"
tell application "Pages" to activate
tell application "System Events" to tell process "Pages"
click menu item "Export…" of menu 1 of menu bar item "File" of menu bar 1
repeat until sheet 1 of window 1 exists
end repeat
click radio button "Word" of radio group 1 of sheet 1 of window 1
click button "Next…" of sheet 1 of window 1
keystroke "a" using command down -- Select All (⌘A)
keystroke theName
keystroke "d" using command down -- save to Desktop (⌘D)
keystroke return
end tell
--END OF SCRIPT
Hope it can help.
(The above script was tested with Pages ’09 and Mac OS X 10.6.2 “Snow Leopard”.)
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