Page Scrape
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The function returns the text scraped from the correct page between two specified pieces of text. | The function returns the text scraped from the correct page between two specified pieces of text. | ||
In order to scrape your data you can either save it to a list or set it to a variable. | In order to scrape your data you can either save it to a list or set it to a variable. | ||
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+ | '''Text On Right Side:''' Text on the right side of the desired text being scraped. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:50, 24 December 2016
$Page Scrape is a Browser Function.
The function returns the text scraped from the correct page between two specified pieces of text. In order to scrape your data you can either save it to a list or set it to a variable.
Text On Left Side: Text on the left side of the desired text being scraped.
Text On Right Side: Text on the right side of the desired text being scraped.
[edit] Example
load html("<b>Hello World</b>") set(#mylist, $page scrape("<b>", "</b>"), "Global")
Running the script scrapes the content between the specified bold tags.
The page scrape function returns only the phrase "Hello Word".