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  1. Maussschubser
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    AutoTools Easily parse data from a website (even if it needs you to be logged in) with AutoTools Regex

    But AutoTools Regex has an option to "Use Javascript". Shouldn't that do the job? :confused:
    Post by: Maussschubser, Feb 5, 2020 in forum: AutoApps
  2. Maussschubser
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    AutoTools Easily parse data from a website (even if it needs you to be logged in) with AutoTools Regex

    OK, good idea! I just set up an html read action. It still seems the content parsed is different than the DOM inspection I'm looking at - see...
    Post by: Maussschubser, Feb 3, 2020 in forum: AutoApps
  3. Maussschubser
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    AutoTools Easily parse data from a website (even if it needs you to be logged in) with AutoTools Regex

    Thanks for clarifying. The %regexmatch seems not to match. So I saved the page locally and searched the htm for the regex and I couldn't find...
    Post by: Maussschubser, Jan 29, 2020 in forum: AutoApps
  4. Maussschubser
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    AutoTools Easily parse data from a website (even if it needs you to be logged in) with AutoTools Regex

    Unfortunately I don't know how to check that! How to check: 1. What is the content that is downloaded via the link passed to tasker (the route...
    Post by: Maussschubser, Jan 27, 2020 in forum: AutoApps
  5. Maussschubser
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    AutoTools Easily parse data from a website (even if it needs you to be logged in) with AutoTools Regex

    Well, at least I think it does. :D This is what debuggex is showing. I followed your example to find the correct regex but, admittedly, that might...
    Post by: Maussschubser, Jan 27, 2020 in forum: AutoApps
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    AutoTools Easily parse data from a website (even if it needs you to be logged in) with AutoTools Regex

    The change doesn't really matter. It will either catch the . after Min. or not.
    Post by: Maussschubser, Jan 23, 2020 in forum: AutoApps
  7. Maussschubser
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    AutoTools Easily parse data from a website (even if it needs you to be logged in) with AutoTools Regex

    Yes, I pretty much tried every option available. :confused:
    Post by: Maussschubser, Jan 23, 2020 in forum: AutoApps
  8. Maussschubser
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    AutoTools Easily parse data from a website (even if it needs you to be logged in) with AutoTools Regex

    Hi, I just tried to parse the travel duration from a google maps route but it seems I fail at generating the correct regex. :( This is the route...
    Post by: Maussschubser, Jan 22, 2020 in forum: AutoApps
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