Richard Wagner
"Professional iPhone and iPod touch Programming: Building Applications for Mobile Safari"
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the following bookmarklet, based on a script created at iPhoneWebDev.com , gives you View Source
functionality (see Figure 10-3 ) on iPhone itself:
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