Hello,
Can you please help me with HTML parsing. Which settings I should using (css selector and etc) into HTMLExtractor that I can get only value of data-title attribute ?
Regards, Pavel.
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Hi @pavelpostnov, try this setting. See the help on the HTMLExtractor to learn more.
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Hi @pavelpostnov, try this setting. See the help on the HTMLExtractor to learn more.
Hi @takashi,
If you can, please recommend to me, which rss selector I can using for select only ID values from only this string, see picture:
Regards, Pavel.
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Hi @takashi,
If you can, please recommend to me, which rss selector I can using for select only ID values from only this string, see picture:
Regards, Pavel.
It seems to be a JSON object within a JavaScript script which is embedded as the text value of <script> element. I don't think the "id" value can be extracted directly with a CSS Selector. However, probably you can extract entire text of the <script> element setting "script" as CSS Selector. Then, parse the text to extract the "id" value. StringSearcher and/or JSON transformers etc. might help you.
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@takashi, thanks a lot for information.
It seems to be a JSON object within a JavaScript script which is embedded as the text value of <script> element. I don't think the "id" value can be extracted directly with a CSS Selector. However, probably you can extract entire text of the <script> element setting "script" as CSS Selector. Then, parse the text to extract the "id" value. StringSearcher and/or JSON transformers etc. might help you.
hi @takashi, Sorry for bring out old topic, but can you help me please: I want to get these values
(in red circles)
from this link : https://www.infoclimat.fr/observations-meteo/archives/27/novembre/2019/tarbes-ossun-lourdes/07621.html
I try to use HTMLExtractor, and I blocked in the CSS Selector. If you can help me please thanks
Hi @takashi, thanks a lot for you help !
hi @takashi, Sorry for bring out old topic, but can you help me please: I want to get these values
(in red circles)
from this link : https://www.infoclimat.fr/observations-meteo/archives/27/novembre/2019/tarbes-ossun-lourdes/07621.html
I try to use HTMLExtractor, and I blocked in the CSS Selector. If you can help me please thanks