if webpage contains then extract contents from div at higher level.

[AlexGuld]

Hi

So, do anybody know if it's possible to extract the div mentioned below but only in the cases where <div class=inline-item traffic-changes__title> is Klampenborg - Frederikssund??

It's citys in Denmark, and it's from this page DSB that lists changes to train schedules. I'm trying to make a detector that watches that page and when the string Klampenborg - Frederikssund is mentioned it should notify me, so I know when there is delayes and so on.
So, if the notification could contain the below snippet, I would get the info I need.

<div class="traffic-changes__content">
       <div class="inline-item traffic-changes__title">Klampenborg - Frederikssund</div>
       <div class="inline-item traffic-changes__time">1. okt - 3. okt</div>
       <div class="inline-item traffic-changes__description">To aftener med færre S-tog på linje C </div>
</div>

[dgtlmoon]

OK, so the page needs Javascript, you will need to use chrome/sockpuppetbrowser (we have this on the paid subscriptions)

2nd, the text extracted seems to wrap over multiple lines, so using the 'Trigger text' and 'Extract Text' wont work

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                Holbæk - Roskilde
                30. sep kl. 09:35
                Ingen tog mellem Lejre og Holbæk resten af døgnet

So we resort to using xPath :)

So put this in the CSS/JSONPath/JQ/XPath Filters under [Edit]

//a[.//text()[contains(., 'Klampenborg - Frederikssund')]]

that should solve it :)

[AlexGuld]

That is awesome, it works perfectly. Now I just need to play around with the formatting of the notification.
Thank you so much for your time and your work on this system

btw is there no way to "dry test" the changes when making adjustments?

[dgtlmoon]

@AlexGuld Next version to be released in a day or two will have a nice 'preview' section of the Filters tab :)

[AlexGuld]

wooow you just keep on giving. 🤩