Simple Scrape Problem

[allcapone1912 7]

hi,

need some help with my code

 

i want to make a simple operation, 

 

add list to list(%all url,$scrape attribute(<href=r"{'#clean main url}">,"fullhref"),"Delete","Global")

 

and its work in Code View, but after i set Node view code is changed automatic to

 

add list to list(%all url,$scrape attribute(<href=r#clean main url>,"fullhref"),"Delete","Global")

 

and its doesnt work

 

 

[pash 504]

navigate("http://www.ubotstudio.com/resources","Wait")

wait for browser event("Everything Loaded","")

wait(1)

set(#clean main url,"http://www.ubotstudio.com/forum/","Global")

add list to list(%all url,$scrape attribute(<href=#clean main url>,"fullhref"),"Delete","Global")

[allcapone1912 7]

navigate("http://www.ubotstudio.com/resources","Wait")
wait for browser event("Everything Loaded","")
wait(1)
set(#clean main url,"http://www.ubotstudio.com/forum/","Global")
add list to list(%all url,$scrape attribute(<href=#clean main url>,"fullhref"),"Delete","Global")

problem is that i dont need general

<href=#clean main url>

i need regular expression 

<href=r#clean main url>

with your example i need something like this:

navigate("http://www.ubotstudio.com/resources","Wait")
wait for browser event("Everything Loaded","")
wait(1)
set(#clean main url,"ubotstudio.com","Global")
add list to list(%all url,$scrape attribute(<href=r#clean main url>,"fullhref"),"Delete","Global")

[pash 504]

 

problem is that i dont need general

<href=#clean main url>

i need regular expression 

<href=r#clean main url>

with your example i need something like this:

navigate("http://www.ubotstudio.com/resources","Wait")
wait for browser event("Everything Loaded","")
wait(1)
set(#clean main url,"ubotstudio.com","Global")
add list to list(%all url,$scrape attribute(<href=r#clean main url>,"fullhref"),"Delete","Global")

You do not want to tell the "regular expression" at first.

But what you are doing now, it's very tricky.

I suggest you do the simple things.

1. Scrape all Url

2. Use the "regular expression" filter what you want later.