Sorry in advance if I seem kinda clueless, I just started using puppeteer yesterday and I’m inexperienced with this kinda stuff.
I’m trying to check if a certain page (opened with puppeteer) has the phrase “hello” for example, keep in mind that I know the XPath of the text (if it exists). I’ve tried .waitForXPath() but I can’t seem to get it to work. Is there an easier function for this?
(await page.content()).match('hello')
That depends on what you typed into .waitforXPath() method.
I can imagine this can work:
await page.waitForXPath("//*[contains(text(), 'hello')]");
But it might be slow because all texts of all elements will be searched. It's better to narrow down the search to e.g. some elements. Unfortunately you don't provide more specifics, so I can't help you there.
Related
I'm just trying to find a way to access the name property of an Area element inside Revit Python Shell, tried looking on Jeremy Tammik's amazingly informative blog, tried AUGI, Revit API docs, been looking for 2 days now...
Tried accessing via a bunch of ways, FilteredElementsCollector(doc).OfCategory(BuiltInCategory.OST_Areas), tried by Area class, tried through AreaTag, every single time I get an error under every circumstance and it's driving me nuts, it seems like such a simple issue that I can't seem to grasp!
EDIT: Also tried by element id, through tags, through area schemes, nada, no go...
Can anyone please tell me how to access this property via RPS?
I would say two things:
areaObject.LookupParameter("Name")
areaObject.GetParameters("Name")
...are valid methods. Please notice how I used GetParameters() NOT GetParameter(). There are some drawbacks to using either one of the two. The lookup method will return FIRST parameter that matches the name which in many cases might be a different parameter for different elements. It's not very reliable.
GetParameters() method will return them all if there are multiple so then you have to deal with a List<Parameter> rather than a single object that you can extract your value from.
I would personally recommend to use areaObject.get_Parameter(BuiltInParameter.ROOM_NAME) method to extract a Name value from Area object. The BuiltInParameter always points at the same parameter, and will reliably return just that one parameter. Here's a little more details about these methods:
http://www.revitapidocs.com/2018/4400b9f8-3787-0947-5113-2522ff5e5de2.htm
To answer my own question, I actually never thought of looking through the code of other Revit Python scripts... in this case of PyRevit, which is in my opinion far more eloquently written than RPS, raelly looking forward for their console work to be done!
Basically, I had mistakenly used GetParameter('parameter') instead of LookupParameter('parameter').
As I said, it was something stupidly simple that I just didn't understand.
If anyone has sufficient knowledge to coherently clarify this, please do answer!
Many thanks!
Maybe your issue is the same as this one ? :
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/RevitPythonShell/name|sort:relevance/revitpythonshell/uaxB1FLXG80/sdJNrTfoPuUJ
Your_Area.Name # throws error
Element.Name.GetValue(Your_Area) # works great
I wanted to parse all the documents containing some text I enter as "query" using crawler4j in Eclipse.
Any ideas?
Not really a "direct" answer, but I also played with crawling these last few days. I looked first at Crawler4J, then stumbled on JSoup. Did not play much with the crawler, but jSoup turns out to be quite an easy tool for parsing. Hence my suggestion. I guess crawler is good if you really need to crawl a part of the web. But JSoup really seems to shine as a good parser. Similar to JQuery in terms of selecting nodes etc... So perhaps use the crawler for first collecting documents, then parse them using JSoup. Here's a quick example:
Document doc = Jsoup.connect("http://example.com").userAgent("Mozilla").timeout(5000)
.get();
Elements els = doc.select("li");
i m using the rad masked control for phone field.
telerik:RadMaskedTextBox ID="txtPhone1" runat="server" EnableAjaxSkinRendering="False" Mask="(###) ###-####" Skin="Hay" ZeroPadNumericRanges="False" MaxLength="20" TabIndex="30" Width="200px"></telerik:RadMaskedTextBox
when i m trying to add phone using watir, using this code
browser.text_field(:id => 'ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_Registration2_txtPhone1_text').set '7893457889'
only last value has been added. kindly help me out. how to fill masked value.
Using Watir-webdriver and the example from Teleriks demo site, and IE browser, I was able to set the value with
browser.text_field(:id,"RadMaskedTextBox1_text").set '1234567890'
This seemed to work just as expected, added the formatting, and seemed functional to me.
With Watir I was able to set it via using
browser.text_field(:id, 'RadMaskedTextBox1_text').value='1234567890'
However although the value showed up in the field, it was not formatted and I was never able to get it to actually validate that input. I tried firing various events such as onchange, to get the client side code to process it, but no joy. If I was using this tool I might consider calling the vendor or getting on their site and asking them for assistance at this point. (provided you need to use Watir)
If watir-webdriver is not a viable option for you (I like it for cross browser testing) then perhaps someone else can spend the time to dig a bit deeper. (I'm personally past the point where digging into this control to extend my own knowledge is worth my employers time...)
Possibly there might be some way around this with Rautomation, but I'm new enough with it where I don't immediately see an easy solution there.
OMG. This is so old. But I am going to add to it. When dealing with masked elements, I am successful using the following sendkeys technique instead of injecting the value into the inner element text. Send Ctrl-A to highlight everything, then start typing, then tab out of control.
e = #browser.text_field(id: OrderEntryPOM.stop_window_start_date)
e.send_keys [:control, 'a'], start_date, :tab
Is there any sort of documentation on exactly what parameters you can put in the url of Google viewer?
Originally, I thought it was just url,embedded,chrome, but I've recently come accross other funny ones like a,pagenumber, and a few others for authentication etc.
Any clues?
One I know is "chrome"
If you've got https://docs.google.com/viewer?........;chrome=true
then you see a fairly heavy UI version of that doc, however with "chrome=false" you get a compact version.
But indeed, I'd like a complete list myself!
I know this question is very old and perhaps you already solved your issue, but for anyone on the internet who might be looking for an answer...
I have been looking for this recently, following a guide I found on GitHub Gist
https://gist.github.com/tzmartin/1cf85dc3d975f94cfddc04bc0dd399be
More specifically, the option to embed a certain page of pdf using
<iframe src="https://docs.google.com/viewer?srcid=[put your file id here]&pid=explorer&efh=false&a=v&chrome=false&embedded=true" width="580px" height="480px"></iframe>
The best I could fing was this article (I suppose from a long time now)
https://weekly-geekly.github.io/articles/111647/index.html
HOWEVER, I tried modifying the attributes and the result was simply a redirect to
https://drive.google.com/file/d/[ID]/edit
https://drive.google.com/file/d/[ID]/preview or
https://drive.google.com/file/d/[ID]/view
AS OF MAY 2020, THIS SOLUTION PROBABLY DOESN'T WORK
I'm also on a quest to discover some of the parameters of the viewer.
the "chrome" parameter doesn't seem to do anything, though. Is this
supposed to be the same as embedded=true?
Parameters I know of:
url= (obviously)
embedded= (obviously)
hl= set language of UI (tooltips)
#:0.page.1 = jump to page 2 (page 1 is numbered 0) - this is unreliable and often requires a refresh after the first load,
defeating the purpose.
That said, when I use the Google Docs viewer on my site, "fit page to
screen" is the default view without any parameters. So maybe I'm
misunderstanding your question.
Source: For convenience, this is a full quote of the sole answer (it is from user k3david) to the crosspost of this question #Doc has posted to the Google support forum in 2011.
You can pass q=whatever to pass a search query to the viewer.
I'm quite new to Greasemonkey so bear with me. I'm trying to create a script that modifies the value of an ID of a webpage, and then enters a word into a textbox ID and presses submit.
How would I go about doing this? What code would I use?
Thanks in advance!
Learn about Greasemonkey by:
Examining the introduction and tutorials.
Inspect the code of GM scripts that are similar to what you want to do. You can find a mess of useful scripts at userscripts.org.
In general, beginner's guides are not encouraged at StackOverflow. The beginners-guide tag is not allowed to be used, and the beginner tag was ruthlessly "disappeared", for example.
Re:
"How would I go about doing this? What code would I use?"
If you want us to write code from scratch for you**, then you must provide more detail and/or show some evidence of effort.
In this case, link to the page your GM script will modify. Or, at the very least, post a sufficiently complete code snippet of the page and list exactly how you want it modified.
**Note that such requests rarely find much traction at SO. This site is for programmers helping other programmers.
Do you know jQuery?
It is easy to learn, easy to handle and easy to implement into Greasemonkey!
Just add
// #require http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6.4/jquery.min.js
to the metadata of your script and code like you normally would with jQuery, except that you have GM_* commands to execute commands usual javascript is restricted.