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ASP.NET. VB.NET 3.5

In order to scrape image URLs automatically from some of our clients' websites, we want to inspect the DOM after JavaScript has completed running as often the rendered HTML changes because of onload() JavaScript. The article:

Get the final generated html source using c# or vb.net

shows how to do that with a form with a web browser control on the client but is there a way to do it all on the server (since our process is called in a background thread anyway when the client navigates off a certain aspx page)?

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  • http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10688281/webbrowser-class-in-asp-net-website and http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1307800/view-generated-source-after-ajax-javascript-in-c-sharp addressed it – user1946932 Feb 22 '17 at 21:52

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See my comment for other links for a response.

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