Hi Francesco, you can populate all the rows (i.e. <tr> elements) of the HTML table into a list attribute with the HTMLExtractor and explode it with the ListExproder, like this.
Then, parse the row to extract your desired columns with some transformers. e.g.
See also the attached workspace example to learn more: htmlextractor-example.fmw (FME 2019.1.3)
Hope this helps.
Hi Francesco, you can populate all the rows (i.e. <tr> elements) of the HTML table into a list attribute with the HTMLExtractor and explode it with the ListExproder, like this.
Then, parse the row to extract your desired columns with some transformers. e.g.
See also the attached workspace example to learn more: htmlextractor-example.fmw (FME 2019.1.3)
Hope this helps.
Hy Takashi
thx for help
.. I've tried also with this site that apparently is very similar but I'm not able to abtain any data
https://www.comune.roma.it/servizi2/gedalbonet/ricerca.action
can you help me ?
thx
Francesco
Hi
I have new question
What is the correct sintax of http extactor (if posssible) to have in one row the result ?
I tried this but the result isn't optimal (a lot of duplicates )
I don't know if it's possible to put in the same line of css selector
pid=titolo];]id=riga_link];]id=descrizione]

