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HTML Table Reader
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Being able to read Tables From Web Pages (with a URL) and convert them in any other tabular formats.
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+7This would also be nice for when you have to read the kml_description attribute from a Google KML file and it contains an HTML table.
+21- Safer
@gisinnovationsb @sander_s -- feel free to try this out - it is in the latest FME 2017 beta.
+7Nice, thanks for the heads-up!
+1This has been released as part of FME 2017.0 . Visit http://www.safe.com/downloads to download it and give it a spin.
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I was trying this out but ran into a situation where the table had two lines of header. It would be nice if it had the ability to specify the header row. (Similar to what the CSV and Excel readers can do .)