Data values of uploaded images - excel

Question

There are a large number of classes ("df-table") on that link homepage. The first class was able to be entered into the Excel sheet, but not the second class ("df-table"), the third class ("df-table"), etc.
Various internet resources say it can be solved by using nth-of-type or using xpath, but the error keeps occurring.
I want the data values of the uploaded images.
Public Sub Jaemu()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
Dim d As WebDriver, ws As Worksheet, URL As String
Set d = New ChromeDriver
Set ws = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("gemstone2")
Dim http As New WinHttpRequest
With d
'.AddArgument "--headless"
.Start "Chrome"
Dim html As HTMLDocument
Dim JsonObject As Object
Set html = New HTMLDocument
URL = "https://globalmonitor.einfomax.co.kr/infomax_ds.html#/USA/1/1"
.get URL, Raise:=False ' set raise to false to avoid a timeout error
d.FindElementByCss("[ng-click='openStockSearchPopup();']").Click
d.FindElementByCss("[ng-enter='searchStockSearchPopup(true);']").SendKeys "GOOGL"
d.FindElementByCss("[ng-click='searchStockSearchPopup(true);']").Click
d.FindElementByCss("[class='slick-cell l1 r1 text-center clickable']").Click
Cells(2, 1).Value = d.FindElementByCss("[class='df-table']").Text
Cells(3, 1).Value = d.FindElementByCss(".table-contents[ng-if='IS_RT_STATE_SUCCESS(requeststate.prospectData)'] > .df-table").Text
End With
End Sub
Original OP error:
runtime error 32.
Coding line.
Cells(3, 1).Value = d.FindElementByCss("[class='df-table' class:nth-of-type(2)]").Text
New error following initial suggestion to use different CSS selector:
Runtime error 7
Coding line.
Cells(3, 1).Value = d.FindElementByCss(".table-contents[ng-if='IS_RT_STATE_SUCCESS(requeststate.prospectData)'] > .df-table").Text

Answer 1

Initial error (RTE32):
The :nth-of-type() pseudo class selector would go outside of the attribute selector closing ] i.e. "[class='df-table']:nth-of-type(2)", however this does not provide a match.
You can use:
.table-contents[ng-if='IS_RT_STATE_SUCCESS(requeststate.prospectData)'] > .df-table
This returns a single match and is specific enough, and not reliant on a long selector list, that it is likely fairly stable. Based on experience.
If you had wanted to use :nth-of-type() you could have used it on a parent element and taken first match, but that is less stable and prone to breaking if html changes:
.contents-area:nth-of-type(5) .df-table
Follow-up error (RTE7):
The element needs to be scrolled into view.
A not ideal way is (your mileage may vary):
d.ExecuteScript "window.scrollTo(0, document.body.scrollHeight/3);"
Application.Wait Now + TimeSerial(0, 0, 2)
Activesheet.Cells(1,3) = d.FindElementByCss(".table-contents[ng-if='IS_RT_STATE_SUCCESS(requeststate.prospectData)'] > .df-table").Text
There are better ways with inbuilt functions and custom JS which you can likely pull from the examples.xlsm by the author on GitHub. As I can only test with Python this was a quick and dirty test that worked.
You could avoid overhead of browser and use XHR to get a JSON response to then use a JSON parser with, as follows:
Option Explicit
Public Sub GetData()
Dim s As String
With CreateObject("MSXML2.XMLHTTP")
.Open "POST", "https://globalmonitor.einfomax.co.kr/facset/getKeyData", False
.SetRequestHeader "User-Agent", "Mozilla/5.0"
.SetRequestHeader "content-type", "application/json;charset=UTF-8"
.send "{""param"":""NAS:AAPL""}"
s = .responsetext
End With
Debug.Print s
End Sub