Reading database with python
<p>The database located at this address <a href="http://www.stiftelser.lst.se/StiftWeb/SSearch.aspx" rel="nofollow">http://www.stiftelser.lst.se/StiftWeb/SSearch.aspx</a> uses some javascript code to show more results. This is the code it uses: </p>

<p>javascript:__doPostBack('grdResult$_ctl14$_ctl1',") </p>

<p>Executing this javascript through clicking the link to show more results does not change the url of the page. Is it still possible for a python script to execute the javascript and get more results from the database? </p>

<p>What I really want for my python script is to see the entries in the database, each entry has an ID which you can append at the end of the URL: <a href="http://www.stiftelser.lst.se/StiftWeb/FoundationDetails.aspx?id=IDNUMBER_HERE" rel="nofollow">http://www.stiftelser.lst.se/StiftWeb/FoundationDetails.aspx?id=IDNUMBER_HERE</a>. </p>

<p>The id seems to be ranging from 1000000 to about 1040000, but with only 13136 entries in total. You could create an index the bruteforce way by simply looking for entries that contain information, but I would like to find a way that's a bit more elegant if there is one. </p>
