Getting the final destination of a javascript redirect on a website
It doesnt sound like fun to me, but every javascript function is a is also an object, so you can just read the function rather than call it and perhaps the URL is in it.  Otherwise, that function may call another which you would then have to recurse into...  Again, doesnt sound like fun, but might be doable.
I parse a website with python. They use a lot of redirects and they do them by calling javascript functions.
So when I just use urllib to parse the site, it doesn't help me, because I can't find the destination url in the returned html code.
Is there a way to access the DOM and call the correct javascript function from my python code?
All I need is the url, where the redirect takes me.