How to get info from Site

[davidhrenn (DavaX Technology)]

My friend needs some help.

Can i somehow get data from site ?

For example i wonna get this data (Online: 217 / 1000) , to be in label in my app

Site: https://www.zara-rpg.com/

[ImranTariq]

let me check this, i will check and arrange blocks if i get this

[ImranTariq]

this website is protected and when we run web to get html, it didnt get that values in mobile, because its protected

[davidhrenn (DavaX Technology)]

So not possible ?

[ImranTariq]

lets see, maybe some other users have any solution for that

[davidhrenn (DavaX Technology)]

Ok thanks anyway !

[Vishwas (Vishwas Adiga)]

Have you tried running document.getElementsByClassName() with the evaluate JS block of the Web Viewer?

[davidhrenn (DavaX Technology)]

I don’t know how ? xD

Can you show me

[hammerhai (Nathan)]

I don’t know how ? xD

He says it, everything…

What string you should put with the block:

document.getElementsByClassName(‘classNameToLookFor’)

The block:

evaluate JS block

The component:

of the Web Viewer?

[davidhrenn (DavaX Technology)]

I never used this

Please help

[Taifun]

try to use the After JS Evaluated event to get the result
see also this snippet

WTB MATH Extension - Willing to pay well for this

Based on @Peter’s idea, I made a little JS procedure to calculate the sum. It’s fast and asynchronous; so it shouldn’t lag the UI thread. [hexCalc] (You can simply drag the image into the Creator’s Blocks workspace to add these blocks to your project) However, as it’s an async procedure, you will have to use a separate event block to capture the result [blocks]

Taifun

[davidhrenn (DavaX Technology)]

Thanks
but still doesn’t work ?

[Vishwas (Vishwas Adiga)]

document.getElementsByClassName returns an HTML collection of all elements with that class name. As you can see in the illustration, there are other elements with the same class (maybe more that are not seen in the screenshot).

You can iterate over all the elements and check their innerHTML and see if it starts with “Online:”, or you can select the exact element you want using document.querySelector

Something like document.querySelector('.stats-box.block-holder .stat-lines')[0].innerHTML should work for you.

PS: I just checked the website you linked in your first post, and it looks like the server is down, so the stat-list element doesn’t exist in the DOM. You might want to add some extra JS to handle this edge case.

[ImranTariq]

this website is protected i have checked for first it checks browser and after 5 seconds it shows website, so if we run get html, we get nothing in html with all these data, only just some errors, and some texts that website is protected by some cloud company and all, on computer after checking browser it shows html for online value but in app, it can check valid browser so its shows only errors in Html.