Another regex pattern question. I have a use case, where any format of relative can happen. Like: const URL1 = "./hello-world" const URL2 = "../hello-world" const URL3 = "../../hello-world" const URL4 = "../../../hello-world" const URL5 = "../../../../hello-world" So on and so forth. You get the idea. All I care about is the actual absolute path… Read More Regex to remove relative path from the url
I am trying to create a url based on the data I get from the user.if we consider this to be my url: let url = new URL(‘http://localhost:8080/api/movies/search/search’); I add the search fields like this: for (let item in data) { url.searchParams.set(item,data[item]); } but at the end of my url I want to add the… Read More add ascending or descending to url in React
function myFunction() { var x = document.getElementById(“frm1”); var text = “”; var i; for (i = 0; i < x.length ;i++) { text += x.elements[i].value; } window.open(text, “_blank”); document.getElementById(“demo”).innerHTML = text; } .center { margin: auto; width: 60%; border: 3px solid #003fff; padding: 10px; text-align: center; } <div class=”center”> <h3>go to city</h3> <form id=”frm1″> link:… Read More how i open this link in new tab?
I am working with the R programming language. I trying to scrape the name and address of the pizza stores on this website https://www.yellowpages.ca/search/si/2/pizza/Canada (e.g. https://www.yellowpages.ca/search/si/2/pizza/Canada, https://www.yellowpages.ca/search/si/3/pizza/Canada, https://www.yellowpages.ca/search/si/4/pizza/Canada, etc.) I am trying to follow the answer provided here: Scraping Yellowpages in R library(rvest) library(stringr) url <- "https://www.yellowpages.com.au/search/listings?clue=plumbers&locationClue=Greater+Sydney%2C+NSW&lat=&lon=&selectedViewMode=list" library(rvest) library(stringr) testscrape <- function(url){ webpage <- read_html(url)… Read More R: Webscraping Pizza Shops – "read_html" not working?
So my javascript file looks like this: $(document).ready(function() { var map = { url: window.location.pathname //get URL without domain }; $.post("/php/SongOutput.php", {map}).done(function(data){ console.log(map); //Check that the map is correct console.log(data); //Show the value of $_POST["url"]; }) }); And the bit of php is the following: echo $_POST["url"]; Now, as you can see what I’m trying… Read More Sending data from javascript to php isn't working: Result null
I have a URL and I need to isolate a certain value from it, and to be more precise, the value after numberType=. There may or may not be an ampersand after this value. How can I implement this with a generic function? Examples http://localhost:8080/type/3259/?filters=901&numberType=77 http://localhost:8080/type/3259/?filters=901&numberType=77&somethingElse=string >Solution : Let the URL class do the heavy… Read More How to correctly extract part of a string js?
I have very basic knowledge of python, so sorry if my question sounds dumb. I need to query a website for a personal project I am doing, but I need to query it 500 times, and each time I need to change 1 specific part of the url, then take the data and upload it… Read More How do I automatically change a part of a url to query a website a set number of times in python?
I’ve got some issues converting table from list of urls to a large Dataframe with all the rows from different urls. It seems that my code runs well however when I want to export a new csv it only returns me the last 10 rows from the last URL instead of each url. Does someone… Read More Why does my python "loop for" only work on the last table when I want to scrap tables from list of urls and convert them to df
I have an array of array of numbers as data: [[9,593,82,593,1360,593,82,582,1344,4676,1344,593,82,593,82,578,1344,593,82,577,1344,593,82,567,1328,593,82,4662,1328,593,82,4662,1328,593,82,577,1344,593,82,4674,1344,582,1344,594,1360,4693,1360,599,1360,4705,1376,582,1344,581,1344,581,1344,4677,1344,4678,1344,593,1360,4690,1360], [9,593,82,593,1360,593,82,582,1344,4676,1344,593,82,593,82,578,1344,593,82,577,1344,593,82,567,1328,593,82,4662,1328,593,82,4662,1328,593,82,577,1344,593,82,4674,1344,582,1344,594,1360,4693,1360,599,1360,4705,1376,582,1344,581,1344,581,1344,4677,1344,4678,1344,593,1360,4690,1360]] I can import this data into my app and load the state. So I want to encode this into a URL so it’s easier to share. What is the most size efficient way to encode this data into a URL. >Solution : You… Read More What is a size efficient way to encode a JSON array of array of numbers into a URL
I wanted to check how many times, a query param exists in a URL, which begins with org. For example: http://www.myurl.com/booking?org%5B0%5D=LGW&org%5B1%5D=LTN&org%5B2%5D=SEN&org%5B3%5D=STN Sometimes the URL might contain org once. Sometimes it maybe 10 times. Basically, How can I loop through the url. But it will always be org[number]=value Here’s a solution I have tried which works.… Read More Check how many times query param exists in url, if beginning with certain characters