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I have an xmldoc with an SVG element that I am trying to pre-process and clean up to do some things. The actual file has several thousand elements, and I want to remove the ones I do not want in the ...
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I am trying to extract bus prices between 2 cities in Ontario, Canada. I am using Selenium/Python to do this: The website is here and it has default cities and dates. Here is my Python code: from ...
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I am trying to get an element, and element's fontSize property and update the size with keypresses. I press the up'ArrowUp' and down 'ArrowDown' but nothing happens, the fontSize property does not ...
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I am trying to create an automation tool for scraping a site. As part of that, I am making a Python script that utilizes the Remote Debugging protocol through this library: https://github.com/jpramosi/...
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This ist the HTML of a public website: <div class="flex flex-col md:flex-row mb-[1.0rem]"> <div class="align-text-top pr-1 md:pr-7 w-41">NUMBER:</div> <div class="...
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I am trying to use nodeJs with puppeteer to scrape for YouTube video information from the search results. Unfortunately, for some reason, the scrape doesn't load the elements via the document query ...
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I'm injecting a script which is supposed to click on an element as soon as it appears on the browser page. It is able to find the element, however .click() doesn't actually click it, despite ...
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I have a popup login box on my site, I use <a class="logincontent">Login</a> which then calls up this function: document.querySelector('a.logincontent').onclick = () => { ...
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On this public website, depending on the selected federal state, 30 properties are listed on the right-hand side. If this federal state offers more than 30 properties, then another 30 are listed on ...
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Basically, I'm following this exercise https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EerdGm-ehJQ&t=50183s 14n, part 2. My page looks like this:I'm focusing on the input bar with the '3' inside it When I press '...
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My website uses this in the frame.html head so it appears globally: <!--START: infopages--> <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.7.1/jquery.min.js"></...
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I have onClick function but I cannot access to its children elements from the event <div className="sortingBy" onClick={openSoring}> <div className="checkBox" ></div&...
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querySelector can return any subtype of Element. On a webpage this would almost certainly be either HTMLElement or SVGElement. The two are not compatible, and yet TypeScript seems happy for me to ...
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This is a problem I was having: I am trying to access the button inside of the div and make each of them log its own text content on click. But all of them display all of the text content. And it has ...
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Let's say I have an element and I want to select the next matching sibling. Normally, in css I'd be able to write <some selector for this element> ~ <selector for sibling>, but the sibling ...
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