vid | jQuery plugin for loading video players | Video Utils library

QLDB doesn't currently offer an ALTER TABLE capability. You'd have to DROP the table and re-create it. This counts against your table limits, so don't do it too often.

QLDB is schema-less, so you can change your field names and/or the structure of your documents anytime you want to, simply by writing new revisions to your documents in the new format. The journal will still contain the old revisions, however. If your application has any functionality that uses the history() function to access old revisions, then it needs to be able to gracefully handle variations in the document format.

It is important to note that QLDB is not optimized for scanning large volumes of data. It's optimized for targeted queries against an index using an equality operator. A query like "SELECT * FROM table" will scan the entire table. This is an anti-pattern for QLDB and will not perform well as your ledger grows. So if you change your document format, running a SELECT * and updating every document to the new format may be more work than you realize. First, that SELECT * scan query may time-out or it may be aborted with an Optimistic Concurrency Control exception because another process inserted a document in the table. Second, you'd have to do it in batches of 40 documents at a time because of the limit to the number of documents in a transaction.

All of this is to say that making your application resilient to schema changes is a good idea. :-)

First of all, You can't request will be blocked. Secondly youtube renders their page using js so you won't able to find the elements using bs4.

Consider something like selenium when scraping js heavy pages.

item.target.ariaLabel is availbale in v8 engine (chrome). hence I changed it to item.target.getAttribute('aria-label')

now it works.

Is there a way to set time limit to 37:16.12 instead of 37:16.60?

if video time=00:37:16.60

-ss time to start the video copy in hh:mm:ss.ms format -t time to copy video, in seconds format (37:16.12 are 2236.12 seconds)

install your libraries in "C:\Program Files\Python39\python.exe" or any python environment

and try this:

Going by off what I'm seeing because there is no error in your question and per memory the onClick:

That element is weird. Even when I scroll into view, use actions to click it, or execute javascript to click, it doesn't work. What I would suggest is just grabbing the href attribute from the element and going to that URL, using something like this:

Your code is okay. All you need to do is to scroll down to let the elements visible to Selenium.

Code :

I am not sure exactly, but you may still double-check if there's no typo in design and code-behind files.

Also, I noticed you're using ToString without parentheses, which is not correct. Please change it to -