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QUESTION
I have a particular information I am looking for in the financial market, unfortunately current filters don't allow me to do that. I have an alternative in google sheets where I can go directly into every stock and check it individually. I can use importhtml and to an extent it works but I wanted to use importXML instead in case the location of the table changes.
Example The website I am using here is the Financial Times
here is a snippet of the page source:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-10 at 09:35The xpath you're looking for should be something like this:
QUESTION
I'm just starting with CasperJs and I'd like to retrieve the current page number which is stored in a list. I assume this can be done by combining the class
and the aria-selected
which must be true to indicate the current page.
I would appreciate if someone can point out how to do this programmatically. Here's what I've got so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-05 at 15:59- Use
evaluate()
to access the real page environment (DOM) - Use
querySelector()
instead ofquerySelectorAll()
because you just need one element - Use this CSS selector:
ul.mod-ui-pagination > li[aria-selected="true"]
Here is the script:
QUESTION
I have recently started to learn more about Python and how to Parse websites using BeautifulSoup.
The problem I now face is that I seem to be stuck.
HTML Code (after taken by soup):
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-20 at 19:48Shortly, you want to get some info that is located inside an attribute tag.
All I had to do was:
- open the web page source to understand where's located your info
- use
find_all
looking for the right class attributemod-ui-chart--dynamic
- for each element located using
find_all
, fetch it's attribute content using.get()
- search inside the attribute content string for the term
'actualValues'
- if found
'actualValues'
, then load json and navigate through it's values.
Try the following piece of code. I've commented it, so you should be able to understand what it's doing.
Code:
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