Does anyone have a routine or know how to build a routine to access a webpage, make a selection from a dropdown menu, and then select save at a pop up window? I'm sure this can be done in Python, but I do not have the background.
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Hi @rick_williams,
May I know what kind of information you would like to retrieve from the web page? Are those tables?
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If it's data served by FME Server then the server API would be a good solution. Otherwise try examine the code for the page and see if the menu can be incorporated somehow into a call from a HTTPCaller transformer. Though how you save content from a pop-up window I don't know.
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In google chrome you can use developer tools to inspect the calls that are going. The HTTPCaller is your friend to use these. There is also the "HTML Table" - Reader that can read html tables from a webpage. If you really want to do mouse-clicks then you can try to download a mouse-recorder and call it with the SystemCaller transformer. A FeatureReader can be used to get the data back into the workspace.