How can I create a html page after getting the content from another existent page and it will be same as the existed html page ?

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Suppose I have created a html page. Is is possible to write another html file using javascript when all the content of this new html file will be the same as existed file. Is is possible to get all the content from existed file using javascript and write a new html file?

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<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>

  <body>
   <script>   
      
function traverseDOMTree(targetDocument, currentElement, depth)
{
  if (currentElement)
  {
    var j;
    var tagName=currentElement.tagName;
	
    if (tagName){
      targetDocument.writeln("<"+currentElement.tagName+">");
	  
	   var elid = currentElement.tagName;
	   
	
	   
	        var elem1 = document.getElementsByTagName(elid);

            var style = window.getComputedStyle(elem1[0], null);
            alert(style);
            var len = style.length;
			
            var str = '';
			
			for (i = 0; i < len; i++) {
			
			  //alert(i);
                if (window.getComputedStyle(document.getElementsByTagName(elid)[0], null).getPropertyValue(style[i]) != null)

                    str = str + style[i] + ':' + window.getComputedStyle(document.getElementsByTagName(elid)[0], null).getPropertyValue(style[i]) + ';\n';

            }
			
			targetDocument.writeln("<"+str+">");
		   
	  
	  }
    else
      targetDocument.writeln("[unknown tag]");

    var i=0;
    var currentElementChild=currentElement.childNodes[i];
    while (currentElementChild)
    {
      targetDocument.write("<br>\n");
      for (j=0; j<depth;>      {
        targetDocument.write("  ¦");
      }								
      targetDocument.writeln("<br>");
      for (j=0; j<depth;>      {
        targetDocument.write("  ¦");
      }					
      if (tagName)
        targetDocument.write("--");
      traverseDOMTree(targetDocument, currentElementChild, depth+1);
      i++;
      currentElementChild=currentElement.childNodes[i];
    }
    targetDocument.writeln("<br>");
    for (j=0; j<depth-1;>    {
      targetDocument.write("  ¦");
    }			
    targetDocument.writeln("  ");
    if (tagName)
      targetDocument.writeln("</"+tagName+">");
  }
}

function printDOMTree(domElement, destinationWindow)
{
  var outputWindow=destinationWindow;
  if (!outputWindow)
    outputWindow=window.open();

  outputWindow.document.open("text/html", "replace");
  outputWindow.document.write("<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>DOM</TITLE></HEAD><BODY>\n");
  outputWindow.document.write("<code>\n");
  traverseDOMTree(outputWindow.document, domElement, 1);
  outputWindow.document.write("</code>\n");
  outputWindow.document.write("</BODY></HTML>\n");
  
  outputWindow.document.close();
}



    </script>

 <div id="div2">
        <table style="border-top-style:solid">
            <tr>
                <td>Telephony    By Country</td>
                <td>Jan-2013</td>
                <td>Feb-2013</td>
                <td>Mar-2013</td>
            </tr>
            <tr>
                <td class="tdhighlight">Calls Offered</td>
                <td>33555</td>
                <td>28201</td>
                <td>27563</td>
            </tr>
            <tr>
			
		</tr></table>
</div>

   
    <button onclick="printDOMTree(document.getElementById('div2'));" style="width:100px">Go!</button>

  </body>
</html>


please help me as soon as possible.......... It is urgent!</br></br></br>

Posted 17-Aug-14 23:03pm

sachi Dash

Updated 17-Aug-14 23:05pm

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Gihan Liyanage · Answer 1 · 2014-08-17T23:08:00

Solution 1

Yes, Its possible. You can just use One JS file for both html pages, or you can use it twice in each html pages.

Posted 17-Aug-14 23:08pm

Gihan Liyanage

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sachi Dash 18-Aug-14 5:12am

can you provide me a sample code for my given code ?