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Ok, I don't wonna leave thise question unattended. so here is my contribution to this forum - work around/solution to this problem in case you work both with json and prototype libraries instead of using JSON.stringify(json_object) replace it with Object.toJSON(json_object) and your problem will be solved. (worked for me at least)

My application used to run with prototype version 1.4.x Today I tried to change it to prototype 1.6.0.3 the recommended stable version of prototype library and than I noticed that it cause command that belongs to the library json.js to behave wrong: since then the commande JSON.stringify change all the internal object of inside the json object also to strings and it cause my server to freak out. with prototype 1.4: {"cateory":["alfa","beta"]} with prototype 1.6: {"category":"[\"alfa\",\"beta\"]"} Have someone else here also eno****ered this problem?

Sorry, that still doesn't help me to progress with my problem. Besides, IE is still the most common browser around the world. Any other web-gurus?

OK, it could be an option but my web-site is not compatible for FireFox only for IE 6/7 BTW - part of the reason why I need this export is to be able to make the site generic for many browsers... So, any other options?

Anyone has a good advise about it in this forum?

Hi, I'd like to convert the DOM tree that consist the web-pages that I have got into HTML file. If I am trying to perform in IE6/7: view-->source I get the html that page was started with. But since I have done some DOM manipulation in javascript it doesn't reflect the updated DOM that is rendered by the browser. IE dev tool bar show me live the state of the DOM but I'd like to export it and save it into a file so I could use it offline. Does anyone knows how to do it and maybe to recommand on a tool that does it Thanks