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Hi All, seeking help on this!
What I am trying to achieve here is to scrape the page for the health status of all the devices in
http://demo.stor2rrd.com/?menu=7acecf0&tab=0
However, what I am getting is that it only scrapes the home page source which do not contain the health status of the devices.
Also I tried to enable web crawl but it does not seem to help in this instance
Regards,
Thaddeus
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The problem is that part of the page is rendered using Javascript. There are two approaches to work around this:
Option 1: Use the URL where the data comes from
Use the following URL instead: http://demo.stor2rrd.com/stor2rrd-cgi/glob_hs.sh?_=1542302484447
That URL includes just the health data which should work for you.
Option 2: Use a browser to render the content
You can also use a browser to render the content. To do that, select a different browser from the first page of the wizard. Make sure to hit the "test browser" button to ensure that the browser is installed and it working. I recommend using the prior method though since this approach is more complex and takes longer.
Other thoughts
That page is structured in an odd way which is going to make parsing difficult. I found that the selector below will provide a list of all of the devices that are down:
.hsnok + td
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The problem is that part of the page is rendered using Javascript. There are two approaches to work around this:
Option 1: Use the URL where the data comes from
Use the following URL instead: http://demo.stor2rrd.com/stor2rrd-cgi/glob_hs.sh?_=1542302484447
That URL includes just the health data which should work for you.
Option 2: Use a browser to render the content
You can also use a browser to render the content. To do that, select a different browser from the first page of the wizard. Make sure to hit the "test browser" button to ensure that the browser is installed and it working. I recommend using the prior method though since this approach is more complex and takes longer.
Other thoughts
That page is structured in an odd way which is going to make parsing difficult. I found that the selector below will provide a list of all of the devices that are down:
.hsnok + td
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Hi Luke,
Thank you for the approaches provided.
With regards to Option 1, could you share how did you generate the URL?
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