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In short I am making a program which scrapes specific citations from a list of URLs. I need the result to also have the MR number from the corresponding URL ending, added to each scraped citation.

I am doing a lot of work with Beautiful Soup. However, my supervisor does not want me doing the work "in real time" from the web. Instead, he wants me to download all the text from a webpage and then work on it later. He wants to avoid repeated hits on a website.

Here is my code:

This question is based on this stack overflow question. According to the answer given,

I want to scrape a google scholar page with 'show more' button. I understand from my previous question that it is not a html but a javascript and there are several ways to scrape such pages. I tries selenium and tried the following code.

I would like to remove the DOI from the bibliographic references in my markdown script. Is there a way I can do this?

Here is my markdown file:

When I resize the screen my images only respond to a certain extent and then they stop moving. I'm still learning this obviously, so I would appreciate any help in understanding how this all works. My next step will be to reposition the nav from the side to the top on a mobile screen, but I think I understand how to do that.

https://jsfiddle.net/161020/nwkfy6dq/3/

I need to cite a hundred or so YouTube videos in a specific format, and would like to generate these citations automatically using just the video URLs.

I know there are existing websites that can do this (for example, Scribbr), but for efficiency, I would need the output in a format that varies from what is offered.

I have some rudimentary HTML and Javascript ability, and feel I could piece this together if I had a method of obtaining the title of a video, the name of the uploader, and the date of publication (Month DD, YYYY) as strings. However, I don't know how to do this.

I've looked into taking the data from https://www.youtube.com/oembed?url=urlgoeshere&format=json, but that doesn't seem to include the date, and I'm not sure how to even obtain the title from that.

This is perhaps too vague of a question, but do you have any suggestions for where to begin with this? Thank you for your time.

I want to include my supervisor's name, course name etc. for my paper written in bookdown. I specifically want this information to be in different lines. So far I have tried this in the yaml:

I want to scrape google scholar pages with 'show more' button. Using help from this platform for a previous question that I had asked, I wrote the following code so that the 'show more' button is clicked. However, I am still having a problem. For profiles with several 'show more' buttons, only the first one is getting clicked. I dont understand why this happens. I would appreciate any help.