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QUESTION
I am trying to scrape a product page from ZARA. Like this one :https://www.zara.com/us/en/fitted-houndstooth-blazer-p07808160.html?v1=108967877&v2=1718115
My scrapy-splash container is running. In the shell I fetch the page
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Answered 2021-May-16 at 19:42I have only started looking into web scraping in the last week, so I am not sure if I can be much help, but I did find something.
The source code showed this in the script at the top:
QUESTION
So i get an object from an axios call. I pass the object to a child element. Then in that child element i loop through the object to read a property of another nested object. and here i get the warning that the property i'm trying to read undefined/null. i did check the console and i'm receiving everthing properly the problem is in reading that nested property. The Error
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-26 at 12:20You probably accessing object property while the object is undefined
.
Try this:
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I am really new to MongoDB query and practicing mongoDb query. I am using this official mongoDb-package. I am following this doc .I have three collections of data. One is bags, one is sellers and last one is cloths. Our data architecture is When seller sends bags of cloths with his/her informations. We created seller collections like this:
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Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 05:45Demo - https://mongoplayground.net/p/MjGG_8HLT1T
You have to use $unwind, you need to get seller id from bags.sellerId
QUESTION
I'm new to flutter and after some good progress got stuck on what I thought should be a simple loop. I'm able to show a single comment from the JSON, but unable to display them all. Below is the function where I can get and print the JSON response.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 10:50Your snapshot.data
is one object YourDataEntity
Try loop via snapshot.data.publication.length
QUESTION
I have trouble getting data from a complex json, below is the json in the request.i would like to display all comments under publication object
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Answered 2021-Mar-29 at 17:03Convert json to Your Entity and use it You can use this site for Json to Dart code
Here code to convert json to Model
QUESTION
Here's my text file:
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Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 02:20I would just read the entire file and split by \v
. I also replace the newline char with a blank space, in case it occurs in the middle of the sentence.
QUESTION
I am trying to import the 5 product image from the following link
https://www.zara.com/tr/en/full-length-trousers-p07385169.html?v1=88239943&v2=1471790
When I tried importing the src attribute from the following Xpath
=IMPORTXML(A1,"//img[@class='media-image__image media__wrapper--media']//@src")
It returned an image which was diffrent from the product image, Although it is not the same image that is shown in the inspect element target in chrome.
I found this class that has the 5 images in a row seperated by coma
//ul[@class="product-detail-images__images"]/li[5]//source
the problem is that this elements contains two attributes, the first one is called sizes which when scraped it returns its value normally and another attribute in which the image links are stored under media srcset
which doesn't return when I try to import it using
=IMPORTXML(A1,"//ul[@class="product-detail-images__images"]/li[5]//source/@media srcset"
or even
=IMPORTXML(A1,"//ul[@class='product-detail-images__images']/li[5]//source/@*")
this returns only the first attribute!
My target is to import all the product images from the page. is there is any fixes that I must make to my import statement, or any other method to import the images using importxml.
Deep Thanks In Advance
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Answered 2021-Mar-18 at 19:52Upon checking, it seems that the content of the website you are trying to fetch is being controlled by JavaScript. Thus, making it not possible for Google Sheet to scrape it using IMPORT functions.
You can check if a website is scrapeable using IMPORT functions by turning JavaScript to 'Block'(Click lock icon beside address bar -> site settings -> set JavaScript to 'Block') and see if the content you are trying to fetch still appear on the reloaded website.
Please see screenshot of the website after doing the steps above.
QUESTION
I have such a code and I want to select all people's name using LINQ and print new list.
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Answered 2021-Mar-16 at 18:41You use SelectMany
if you want to project inner sequences and flatten them:
QUESTION
I am stuck on a challenging import query from the following website
https://www.zara.com/tr/en/full-length-trousers-p07385169.html?v1=88239943&v2=1471790
The links shows a product by zara that has some size variations
for some reason they mark the out of stock variations as "disabled" in html. I am not sure how does that work.
my mission is to scrape the in stock variations. or all the variations but with a hint to the out of stock ones.
The =IMPORTXML(A1,("//span[@class='product-size-info__name']")) function returns all the variations without any note about the disabled ones.
is there is any way to get only the active variations? or all variations with any hint about the disabled ones?
Thanks in advance.
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Answered 2021-Mar-13 at 22:36The code for the item is this:
......
So you should try to select all items without
disabled>
at the end.
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Given the following code
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Answered 2020-Nov-28 at 18:01You could use a set:
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