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ViewsHow is that I can not investigate part of HTML in browser inspector?
I have here this seating layout: https://www.jegy.hu/program/kabare-121948/713631
If I investigate one available seat in Chrome, inspector does not show coordinates of the div for that particular seat. Why? Maybe because seat coordinates loaded with Javascipt later, directly to DOM?
Is it a way to extract part of the HTML if they are loaded via Javascipt to DOM?
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You can not really investigate one available seat, at least not as you would expect.
The first thing is that the website lays a <div> over the actual image, that looks like it is used to collect all user interaction (events) with the image (e.g. scrolling, navigating). This is the div you have selected in your screenshot. You can go ahead and just delete it.
Then you'll notice that there are <canvas> elements that create a 4x4 grid of tiles. The actual seats are painted into these canvas elements. They are not even real DOM objects.
But there are elements you can investigate: the <text>s like "JOBB KARZAT". Just search for that string in the DOM and you'll find some interesting elements.