Selectors: Extracting multiple rows of data into individual table columns
Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2022 3:28 pm
I am collecting specific data from eBay listings. In this case I am figuring out how to save multiple item image URL's from the main listing itself.
Selecting one of the images, highlights ALL of the images as one selector, which when previewed - lists each individual and unique image URL in it's own row (see attachment).
If I extract this to the table, it only extracts the first row.
I would like to extract each of these URL's into columns in the table, such as 'image2' 'image3' 'image4' etc...
Is there a method to save each row as an individual column in the table, or as a separate table?
Alternatively, I have found that each image does have it's own unique attributes, however I can't seem to make it select each image as a unique individual selector, it always selects all images. The unique attributes per image are: index="0" index="1" index="2" etc... and also alt="thumbnail 2" alt="thumbnail 3" alt="thumbnail 4" etc...
If I could define each image as it's own unique selector via one of these, then I can extract each one individually instead. Can I add these to the selectors by modifying them?
Thank you!
Selecting one of the images, highlights ALL of the images as one selector, which when previewed - lists each individual and unique image URL in it's own row (see attachment).
If I extract this to the table, it only extracts the first row.
I would like to extract each of these URL's into columns in the table, such as 'image2' 'image3' 'image4' etc...
Is there a method to save each row as an individual column in the table, or as a separate table?
Alternatively, I have found that each image does have it's own unique attributes, however I can't seem to make it select each image as a unique individual selector, it always selects all images. The unique attributes per image are: index="0" index="1" index="2" etc... and also alt="thumbnail 2" alt="thumbnail 3" alt="thumbnail 4" etc...
If I could define each image as it's own unique selector via one of these, then I can extract each one individually instead. Can I add these to the selectors by modifying them?
Thank you!