user23498: Is there a way to make the CC3000 read the DOM of a website instead of the HTML on the file?
I'm using the WebClient file which works fine and prints the HTML of the webpage, but the website I'm trying to read from has its HTML different from its DOM (ie: Javascript modifies the HTML once the page loads).
Can I use something other than www.read()?

user61722: To get a (programatically changed) DOM you need an HTML parser to construct the initial DOM (and something that runs Javascript to modify it). 
The server only sends a file and does not store or send a DOM; a DOM is built by the receiving application, usually a browser.

23498: <p>Is there a way to make the CC3000 read the DOM of a website instead of the HTML on the file?</p>
<p>I'm using the WebClient file which works fine and prints the HTML of the webpage, but the website I'm trying to read from has its HTML different from its DOM (ie: Javascript modifies the HTML once the page loads).</p>
<p>Can I use something other than <code>www.read()</code>?</p>
 61722: <p>To get a (programatically changed) DOM you need an HTML parser to construct the initial DOM (and something that runs Javascript to modify it). </p>

<p>The server only sends a file and does not store or send a DOM; a DOM is built by the receiving application, usually a browser.</p>
