If you set "List Attribute" to the Return Format parameter in the HTMLExtractor, "href" attribute values of all the "a" elements would be stored into a list attribute. I think you can then extract required links from the list elements.
Alternatively, if you need to extract links from "a" elements belonging to "nlink" class, this CSS Selector might help you.
asclass=nlink]
See here to learn more about CSS Selector: CSS Selector Reference
If you set "List Attribute" to the Return Format parameter in the HTMLExtractor, "href" attribute values of all the "a" elements would be stored into a list attribute. I think you can then extract required links from the list elements.
Alternatively, if you need to extract links from "a" elements belonging to "nlink" class, this CSS Selector might help you.
asclass=nlink]
See here to learn more about CSS Selector: CSS Selector Reference
Thank you for the response Takashi (@takashi). The problem that I am running into is that when I look at the output of the HTTPCaller, those values shown in the google chrome inspect window are not present. They seem to be inside of what the javascript object is calling. I have attached an image below of what the output looks like.
If you set "List Attribute" to the Return Format parameter in the HTMLExtractor, "href" attribute values of all the "a" elements would be stored into a list attribute. I think you can then extract required links from the list elements.
Alternatively, if you need to extract links from "a" elements belonging to "nlink" class, this CSS Selector might help you.
asclass=nlink]
See here to learn more about CSS Selector: CSS Selector Reference
From the screenshot you have posted at first, I thought that the required links were written in the HTML document statically.
FME doesn't support to execute JavaScript codes, so I don't think that the links can be extracted unfortunately.
