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There are anti-scraping measures. If those do not affect you then you can use css classes to target the li elements to loop over, and the title/values for each specification:

Perhaps there is a problem with your path? (apologies I'm not on windows to test). From memory, Windows paths use \ characters instead of /. Additionally, you may need two backticks after the drive path (C:\\).

c:\\Users\91940\AppData\Local\...

This API is no longer supported when targeting Android 10 or higher.

Starting with Build.VERSION_CODES#Q, applications are not allowed to enable/disable Wi-Fi. Compatibility Note: For applications targeting Build.VERSION_CODES.Q or above, this API will always fail and return false. If apps are targeting an older SDK (Build.VERSION_CODES.P or below), they can continue to use this API.

Instead, you should use the Settings.Panel API to present a system UI allowing users to enable or disable Wi-Fi.

As per the documentation on launch():

This method throws ActivityNotFoundException if there was no Activity found to run the given Intent.

While any of the ActivityResultContracts (such as the GetContent one you're using) should be available on every device, users may be running a custom build of Android that removes the apps / system utilities that handle these common intents or the user may have manually disabled the app (this is more common with things like a Browser or Camera app than this particular case).

Therefore you should consider surrounding your call to launch() with a try/catch block that catches an ActivityNotFoundException and informs the user that their device does not support this functionality.

/(?=TITLE: )/g seems like a reasonable start. I'm not sure if the gutter of 2 characters whitespace is in your original text or not, but adding ^ or ^ to the front of the lookahead is nice to better avoid false-positives, i.e. /(?=^TITLE: )/mg, /(?=^ TITLE: )/mg or /(?=^ *TITLE: )/mg.

Using the command ansible-galaxy collection install community.general did not work for me, as it did not allow me to use the various modules.

What worked for me was to install the ansible-collection-community-general from the official repos.

Following an example which might help you with the categorys table - you can modify it for the second table.

I inserted an additional row in order to check a further level of parent-child-dependency. However, the line is commented for the time being.

Furthermore I changed the parentId of mobile and tablet to 0 since your final result shows the lines accordingly.

Error Code 3 means the ad request is successful, but the server does not return any available ad asset. Currently, Huawei Ad Kit supports Huawei devices, please use Huawei phones to test your app.

If you do not have an Huawei phone, you can use Cloud Debugging of AppGallery Connect to test it. Cloud Debugging tests your app using mainstream Huawei devices provided by Huawei. You can run your app on the latest and most popular Huawei devices to test app functions.

Please kindly refer to: https://stackoverflow.com/a/63877454/13329100

For more details, see: Error Codes Supported Devices

Try Query.union. Example: verbatim from the documentaion: