this time I'm looking for something really special. In my PHP page, I got a table generated by a Javascript, here is the example :
This table is racing game results. I didn't write the JS, and I can't change the format of the results. What I need is to parse these results to get variables, to generate championship results giving points to guys, adding points of multiple series, etc...
I tried :
Parsing with DOMDocument, also substr, but as it's JS generated it can't work.
>>this solution<< which sounded good but it doesn't work.
Do you guys have any idea to get an exploitable array ? If not, what do you suggest as alternative solution ? I'm not able to reproduce the JS in a PHP function, too hard.
Here is the JS : click Thank you !