Perform Actions on a URL
Interact with a page by executing a sequence of specific actions on it.
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In detail
What it does and what it's for
Automating tasks with Botize Scraper allows you to interact with web pages by executing specific action sequences automatically. This integration simplifies data extraction and performing actions on websites without manual intervention.
By using this feature, you can obtain structured information via Xpath, receive the page's status code, and access the processed URL, thereby optimizing your workflows and enhancing efficiency in web data management.
How it works
How it fits in an automated task
A Botize task pairs a trigger with one or more actions. This piece is one of them.
Pick a trigger
The event that starts the task, from this app or any other.
This action runs
Botize performs it automatically using the data the trigger delivers.
Turn it on and forget it
The task runs on its own from then on. If something's off, tweak it or we'll help you.
Setup
Customization options
Fields you can adjust when using it in your automation.
Output data
Information provided
When executed, this operation delivers the following data, which can be used in the same automatic task.
Tags
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URL
{{url}}
URL
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Data from XPath
{{custom_data}}
Data from XPath
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Status Code
{{status_code}}
Status Code
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I check if an XPath is correct and exists on the page?
Open Chrome's Developer Tools console (right-click on the page → "Inspect" → "Console" tab). There you can type a command that will return `true` if the XPath exists or `false` if it doesn't.
Example (replace '//h1' with your XPath):
!!document.evaluate('//h1', document, null, 9).singleNodeValue
If it returns `true`, it means an element matching that XPath was found. If it returns `false`, no element on the page matches it.
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