No. You can only parse the DOM as it exists. You would need an entire javascript engine integrated into the parser in order to do that.
I suppose it could potentially be done with other external tools (i.e. Handing off to node. Js or something and then gettign the final DOM back fro parsing by php) but thats a whole lot of complication.
No. You can only parse the DOM as it exists. You would need an entire javascript engine integrated into the parser in order to do that.
I suppose it could potentially be done with other external tools (i.e. Handing off to node. Js or something and then gettign the final DOM back fro parsing by php) but thats a whole lot of complication.
One could also attempt to make a js analyzer for a specific set of use cases but this is bound to be error prone expecially if the html in question is coming from a site you don't control.
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