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There were some great improvements to the View Source concept in this release cycle. You can display the source code of an activity using the activity Palette in the Frame or by using the keyboard short cut '''Shift+Alt+V''' when in an activity.
There were some great improvements to the View Source concept in this release cycle. You can display the source code of an activity using the activity Palette in the Frame or by using the keyboard short cut '''Shift+Alt+V''' when in an activity.
The View Source dialog will allow you to examine the content of the activity bundle and display it's files respectively. Further it allows you to survey the source of the current activity instance (the document). In the case of the Browse activity this would be the source of the HTML page currently displayed.
[[Image:View_source_palette_0.84.png | 400px | 400 px]]
The View Source dialog will allow you to examine the content of the activity bundle and display it's files respectively.
[[Image:View_source_bundle_0.84.png | 400px | 400 px]]
Further it allows you to survey the source of the current activity instance (the document). In the case of the Browse activity this would be the source of the HTML page currently displayed.
[[Image:View_source_instance_0.84.png | 400px | 400 px]]
The coloured activity icon represents the source of the activity instance. The outlined activity icon represent the bundle source for the activity itself, the template. We use this to help draw a distinction between the activity instance and the activity bundle.
The coloured activity icon represents the source of the activity instance. The outlined activity icon represent the bundle source for the activity itself, the template. We use this to help draw a distinction between the activity instance and the activity bundle.