Get Javascript Generated HTML from WebBrowser

I'm loading HTML into the web browser control, and adding a bit of javascript that hightlights a section of html when the user clicks on the area, by changing the classname. If you know the FireBug addin for Firefox, it's very similar to that. But what I need to do after this, is take the HTML source, and find where they clicked. But when I get the DocumentText of the webbrowser control, it's the original source. Not the source with the added class name.

Is there a way to get the source code with the javascript generated html?
Thanks

if you know exactly what the javascript does, can't you get the original html from your webbrowser, then apply the same changes?

The javascript adds a class to a dom element that the user clicks on. So the javascript doesn't do anything until there is user interaction.

Well I came up with a way. I'm not sure if it's the best way. But it works.

I modified the js to raise an event that the .net form processes. The js passes in the html source, which is the must up-to-date with the changes made by the js. If anyone else has any other ideas, I would still like to hear them
Thanks

You can ofcourse envoke the script, if you know what its called by using this method.

Code:

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WebBrowser1.Document.InvokeScript(JavaScript)

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Redmo

*Edit:Forget it, sorry, i totally misread what you posted.. *