Addlibs Posted April 8, 2020 Posted April 8, 2020 Depends. Is it your own website? Does the website have an API that would make this easier? If it's a no to both, then you'll need to use fetchRemote to collect the HTML code, find the table element and parse it yourself. An API would be a lot easier though. If you own the website you can make your own API. Previously known as MrTasty.
y453bh Posted April 8, 2020 Author Posted April 8, 2020 16 minutes ago, Addlibs said: Depends. Is it your own website? Does the website have an API that would make this easier? If it's a no to both, then you'll need to use fetchRemote to collect the HTML code, find the table element and parse it yourself. An API would be a lot easier though. If you own the website you can make your own API. The website isn't mine, also I'm new, help me @Addlibs
Addlibs Posted April 8, 2020 Posted April 8, 2020 Do you know how to inspect HTML? Use the web inspector (Ctrl+Shift+I on Firefox, probably similar on Chrome) built into your browser, specifically the picker tool (Ctrl+Shift+C on Firefox, not sure what it is on Chrome) which lets you click an element to jump to it's HTML lines. Click the table, and copy-paste the HTML of it here. Previously known as MrTasty.
y453bh Posted April 8, 2020 Author Posted April 8, 2020 2 minutes ago, Addlibs said: Do you know how to inspect HTML? Use the web inspector (Ctrl+Shift+I on Firefox, probably similar on Chrome) built into your browser, specifically the picker tool (Ctrl+Shift+C on Firefox, not sure what it is on Chrome) which lets you click an element to jump to it's HTML lines. Click the table, and copy-paste the HTML of it here. I don't know too much can you give me an example?
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