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I created a scraper to parse the title of different products from a webpage. I get nothing.

I could see the desired contents are within javascript element. I don't want to use any converter to harvest those titles. How can I get that using a dictionary?

What I tried:

I have implemented a third party widget on my website to get Rich Snippets stars. The issue is that the Google-bot and Google structured-data testing-tool do not recognise the ld+json markup because it's outside the html tag. i have used React Helmet to force the script inside the head tag but in vain!

Here is the code of my app :

I have a react widget fetching data from an API (ex : https://api.prime.com/v1/business/rating/${id})

In this example a list of informations with the ${id} is rendered.

What I would like to do now is to get the ID via the scripts's url parameter :

for example in the code below 7182 is the merchantidentifier.

The merchantidentifier is variable, in this example 7182 goes in the reactDOM.render()

To show the widget on the merchant websites we need to add the script tag, in this example

How can I pass the merchantidentifier from the URL to the react app

I would like to render a component directly without a Target container, i need to get the content of the component right in the place where i put the generated JS file.

Here is my index.js file, i have removed the "document.getElementById('target-container')" is there a way to render this component without a target container or a way to append a target container without inserting it in the HTML template file.

I'm building a javascript widget which updates a div with html from an external domain. It also intercepts any link clicks in this div and fetches fresh data, updating the div.

Issue I'm having is that when the link callback function runs after a click the JS script is re-run in it's entirety from init().

In trying to debug it, in handleClick() if I hard-code the url the script runs once as expected e.g. url: '/page-3/', but if I access the href from the clicked link e.g. url: jQuery.attr('href') the script re-runs. Is there any way of accessing this attribute without the script starting anew?

I'm trying to remove a specific item from an objects array based on the title attribute in the array. I keep running into a problem where I can view the array item, but I'm not able to splice the item out of the array based on the parameters entered in my remove function. I'm just getting the error message back from my else statement in the function.

I've tried using find, forEach, findIndex and match that case in order to test out removing the result based on the index, or the text value of the key 'text'. I commented out all of the functions I tried prior to searching for the answer in the forum recommendations. All of my recipe functions are working, along with my createIngredient function, which adds an object to the recipe array. But the removeIngredient function I've been trying to get to work, isn't because of the problems mentioned above.

I would like to change the PayPal Login button font size, as I noticed it is enough to make the whole button smaller, but it seems that it generates a CSS at the bottom of the head, which will override mines. The button is generated by a script (which I suppose is the one that adds the CSS as well).