How to get a data table from website with javascript? [closed] - javascript

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I want to get table data from some website. Which best way to retrieve that data if I use javascript ?
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you cant not use JavaScript because you cannot make cross domain requests with it.

if you want to use PHP, you can use "http://simplehtmldom.sourceforge.net" library so you can analyse the html from any website. this library is very easy to use and very helpfull.

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