How can I load a javascript file using a bookmarklet that in turn does not redirect/rewrite the page?

My best guess is that the ipd. Js file is using document.write() somewhere in its code. In which case you need to modify ipd.

Js so that it doesn't do this As I've suspected ipd. Js is written by a javascript newbie: document. Write('') Modify it to use appendChild(createElement(...)) instead.

My best guess is that the ipd. Js file is using document.write() somewhere in its code. In which case you need to modify ipd.

Js so that it doesn't do this. As I've suspected, ipd. Js is written by a javascript newbie: document.

Write(''); Modify it to use appendChild(createElement(...)) instead.

Nice. I'll give this a go and see what happens. What is it about document.

Write that barfs this up? – cottsak Sep 8 '10 at 9:05 1 document.write() has two behavior. If the page haven't finished loading it appends whatever is written to the page.

But if the page have finished loading (as it is in your case) it replaces ALL THE PAGE CONTENT. – slebetman Sep 8 '10 at 9:55 Not 100% that this was the solution but it seems the most logical. – cottsak Dec 1 '10 at 7:33.

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