05.10.2012 · I am trying to scrap a website using lxml and mechanize, and I got an error: AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'xpath' After some check I found html returned None. The funny par...
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30.11.2021 · So I am in the process of trying to reach a search page which involves clicking on a clickable link on the bottom of the page. My code seems to …
30.08.2014 · I am using a code to scrape a PDF to generate a relevant dictionary. My code works when I access each text block individually, i.e x = scraperwiki.pdftoxml(u.read()) r = lxml.etree.fromstring(...
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26.05.2020 · Thanks. The problem I have is that pykml's documentation zeroes in on creating KML files, but has virtually nothing about reading/editing existing files. from os import path kml_file = path.join( \ '../src/pykml/test', \ 'testfiles/google_kml_developers_guide', \ 'complete_tour_example.kml') with open(kml_file) as f: doc = parser.parse(f)
21.04.2017 · Technically we can omit the .// here as the <record> tags are direct children as we previously discussed but that may not be the case in other examples so we will use .// to avoid any possible confusion.. Also note that you can use * if you don’t want to name or you don’t know the name of the tag you’re trying to target. >>> len (doc. findall ('.//*[a="A"]')) 3