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I have a html page who is auto-updating - probably when it gets the scroll down input from browser. The auto-update manifests as loading new blocks of images, under the current view. After the auto-updating finishes it's iterations(probably when the scroll is down) a button "show more"appear.
The process repeats, and the auto-updates is laughing on us again.
I am guessing(educated), the scroll is the trigger- but I'm not sure.

Now, in c#... When I read the page with HttpWebRequest, I get only the TOP(the beginning) part of the page, but not the auto-updated part of page, and not after the "show more" button.

oh>>>I use winapp (windows applications); -not webapp! and,
I use .net4 in MVS2010!

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Any ideas how to read the FULL page?
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Thank you!

here is an example of what I am talking about:
https://play.google.com/store/search?q=fantasy&c=apps[^]

What I have tried:

a lot of things I've tried but... failed every time. :)
very proud of myself.
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Updated 3-Apr-16 13:17pm
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FARONO 4-Apr-16 5:46am    
I'm afraid you can't. The dynamic loading is executed client-side by Javascript, I wouldn't know how to trigger that.

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