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I have this test which is supposed to get all the links in the nav menu and click them to make sure they work... However, the test is failing because the page reloads and i get this error message

StaleElementReferenceException: Message: The element reference of is stale; either the element is no longer attached to the DOM, it is not in the current frame context, or the document has been refreshed

I believe the error is because the page is reloading when the link is pressed, and is refreshing the dom, which is causing it to fail, because in the log.html the first iteration of the loop succeeds, but the others do not.

I want to achieve this without hardcoding the links because I want to reuse this test across several pages.

any help would greatly be appreciated, anyway thanks!

Here is the code...

White row appeared below main menu and above jumbotron on a drupal site. I am unable to remove it. I think that it is css problem but I can't find what exactly causing it. Here is the link to codepen: https://codepen.io/lomachx/pen/WNbLgYa

I am attempting to move through a list of 6 elements on a page. However, its my script doesnt seem to being doing it sequentially and sometimes it will get a stale element exception. Im trying to jump between plan types on this page. I would like to be able to click on 'bring your own' > 'small Tab' > 'medium tab' > 'large tab' > etc and select other elements to scrape.

Our university web system has roughly 1200 sites, comprising a couple million pages. We have Stormcrawler installed and configured on a machine that has apache running locally, with a mapped drive to the file system for the web environment. This means that we can have Stormcrawler crawl as fast as it wants with no network traffic being generated at all, and no effect on the public web presence. We have the Tika parser running to index .doc, .pdf, etc.

• All websites are under the *.example.com domain.
• We have a single Elasticsearch instance running with plenty of CPU, Memory and Disk.
• The index-index has 4 shards.
• The metrics index has 1 shard.
• The status index has 10 shards.

With all of that in mind, what is the optimal crawling configuration we can do to get the crawler to ignore politeness and blast it's way through the local web environment and crawl everything as fast as possible?

Here are the current settings in the es-crawler.flux regarding spouts and bolts:

I want to extract the theatres location by searching zipcodes, and extract results. The website inspect is like this:

The theme works but none of the CSS is being applied. Even in the developer console in Firefox, it does not appear to be linked up to the page. I have manually applied the CSS through the developer console in Firefox just to confirm it works and it does.

To be clear, I have cleared the cache after any changes are made to the theme's files as well as reloaded the webpage. I have also tried different base themes but still get the same result. The theme is installed as the default theme and appears to be working, aside from CSS, as the block layout is correct for the items on the page.

I feel like the problem has something to do with linking the CSS to the page but I have tried everything from renaming the files to removing my custom CSS altogether and nothing has working so far.

My directory structure is as follows:

I am trying to Click the Radio Button "Monthly (Final)" in the left side tab.

Please find the link https://socds.huduser.gov/permits/index.html?

Here is the Code which i tried,

I'm trying to scrape every year of the top Billboard top 100. I have a file that works for one year at a time, but I want it to crawl through all years and gather that data as well. Here is my current code: