Click See Recalls after inputting the VIN text and then the Recalls details page will open and then scrape just the Description text dynamically for both the input texts.
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I did implement this one but making it dynamic is where am getting the issue.
I’ve replaced some id with a variable it still it’s not working as excepted.
we would recommend to specify / clarify the expected output. In common cases it could be e.g. a table structured like
Issue Date | Description | Safety Risk | Remedy | Campaign/NHTSA#
…
we would assume, different recalls can have different structures as well
As also mentioned:
So we can go for the generic approach (option datascraping) and then process it to the desired output. In general it is a looping and treating the found label as Column / dictionary key and the following content as value.
This can be done classically with a for each datarow and/or also have a potential to get it compacted with LINQ.
Just let us know on which target output structure / format you are interessted and we can support addresssing this for the next steps
First of all a big for this extraordinary example on how the requestor is taking care to get understood when some parts a maybe not be understood by the other side
for datascraping we do have the selector to the jumpin element and the extract metadata config for the extraction.
below a are possible settings to find a generic construction of a generic selector to the jumpin element:
VIN:1FTPX12524NB72614