Trying to get 9 consecutive HTML tags












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I am running the following code and getting all nulls, which can't be correct.



for link in page_source:

    wd.get(link)

    #print(link)

    html_page = wd.page_source 

    soup = bs(html_page, 'html.parser')

    for a in soup.find_all('a', {'href':re.compile('_id=')}):

    link_text = a['href']



    if '/admin/airflow/tree?dag_id=' in link_text and '&num_runs=' not in link_text:



        ID = re.match('(.*)_id=(w+)', link_text).group(2)



        cir1 = soup.find_all('circle')[0].text

        cir2 = soup.find_all('circle')[1].text

        cir3 = soup.find_all('circle')[2].text

        cir4 = soup.find_all('circle')[3].text

        cir5 = soup.find_all('circle')[4].text

        cir6 = soup.find_all('circle')[5].text

        cir7 = soup.find_all('circle')[6].text

        cir8 = soup.find_all('circle')[7].text

        cir9 = soup.find_all('circle')[8].text



print(id+'|'+cir1+'|'+cir2+'|'+cir3+'|'+cir4+'|'+cir5+'|'+cir6+'|'+cir7+'|'+cir8+'|'+cir9)


Result:



barra_cae5_daily_smgm|||||||||


Here's in the HTML behind the page I'm working with.



enter image description here



There are up to 9 circle tags for each ID in 'link_text'in each row. Then I'm moving to the next row, getting the next ID, and all circle tags, and so on and so forth. How can I grab these 'circle' tags? Thanks.






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    Don't post pictures of code.

    – Robert Harvey♦
    Jan 2 at 16:25











  • Since I don't actually got the real page it's hard to provide good help or actually verify any result. A couple of things to look out for is if the page is client-side rendered (can not see if so is the case since I can't see the actual page), this looks like embedded svg which might behave differently as well. If you are working with a SPA/client side rendered page you can use for instance Requests-HTML to render and then parse pages.

    – Hultner
    Jan 2 at 16:36











  • I don't think there is a problem with the parsing; I'm getting the ID just fine. I just can't tell if I'm looking for the right tags for the circle. When I try this: cir1 = soup.find_all('transform')[0].text I get: IndexError: list index out of range When i try this: cir1 = soup.find_all('circle')[0].text Nothing is returned, but I really think I should get a '3' because that's the text for the fist circle tag.

    – ryguy72
    Jan 2 at 16:40













  • Oh, I got it. It's the 'text' tag not the 'circle' tag. cir1 = soup.find_all('text')[0].text cir2 = soup.find_all('text')[1].text cir3 = soup.find_all('text')[2].text

    – ryguy72
    Jan 2 at 19:31


















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I am running the following code and getting all nulls, which can't be correct.



for link in page_source:

    wd.get(link)

    #print(link)

    html_page = wd.page_source 

    soup = bs(html_page, 'html.parser')

    for a in soup.find_all('a', {'href':re.compile('_id=')}):

    link_text = a['href']



    if '/admin/airflow/tree?dag_id=' in link_text and '&num_runs=' not in link_text:



        ID = re.match('(.*)_id=(w+)', link_text).group(2)



        cir1 = soup.find_all('circle')[0].text

        cir2 = soup.find_all('circle')[1].text

        cir3 = soup.find_all('circle')[2].text

        cir4 = soup.find_all('circle')[3].text

        cir5 = soup.find_all('circle')[4].text

        cir6 = soup.find_all('circle')[5].text

        cir7 = soup.find_all('circle')[6].text

        cir8 = soup.find_all('circle')[7].text

        cir9 = soup.find_all('circle')[8].text



print(id+'|'+cir1+'|'+cir2+'|'+cir3+'|'+cir4+'|'+cir5+'|'+cir6+'|'+cir7+'|'+cir8+'|'+cir9)


Result:



barra_cae5_daily_smgm|||||||||


Here's in the HTML behind the page I'm working with.



enter image description here



There are up to 9 circle tags for each ID in 'link_text'in each row. Then I'm moving to the next row, getting the next ID, and all circle tags, and so on and so forth. How can I grab these 'circle' tags? Thanks.






python python-3.x







share|improve this question


















  • 1





    Don't post pictures of code.

    – Robert Harvey♦
    Jan 2 at 16:25











  • Since I don't actually got the real page it's hard to provide good help or actually verify any result. A couple of things to look out for is if the page is client-side rendered (can not see if so is the case since I can't see the actual page), this looks like embedded svg which might behave differently as well. If you are working with a SPA/client side rendered page you can use for instance Requests-HTML to render and then parse pages.

    – Hultner
    Jan 2 at 16:36











  • I don't think there is a problem with the parsing; I'm getting the ID just fine. I just can't tell if I'm looking for the right tags for the circle. When I try this: cir1 = soup.find_all('transform')[0].text I get: IndexError: list index out of range When i try this: cir1 = soup.find_all('circle')[0].text Nothing is returned, but I really think I should get a '3' because that's the text for the fist circle tag.

    – ryguy72
    Jan 2 at 16:40













  • Oh, I got it. It's the 'text' tag not the 'circle' tag. cir1 = soup.find_all('text')[0].text cir2 = soup.find_all('text')[1].text cir3 = soup.find_all('text')[2].text

    – ryguy72
    Jan 2 at 19:31
















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I am running the following code and getting all nulls, which can't be correct.



for link in page_source:

    wd.get(link)

    #print(link)

    html_page = wd.page_source 

    soup = bs(html_page, 'html.parser')

    for a in soup.find_all('a', {'href':re.compile('_id=')}):

    link_text = a['href']



    if '/admin/airflow/tree?dag_id=' in link_text and '&num_runs=' not in link_text:



        ID = re.match('(.*)_id=(w+)', link_text).group(2)



        cir1 = soup.find_all('circle')[0].text

        cir2 = soup.find_all('circle')[1].text

        cir3 = soup.find_all('circle')[2].text

        cir4 = soup.find_all('circle')[3].text

        cir5 = soup.find_all('circle')[4].text

        cir6 = soup.find_all('circle')[5].text

        cir7 = soup.find_all('circle')[6].text

        cir8 = soup.find_all('circle')[7].text

        cir9 = soup.find_all('circle')[8].text



print(id+'|'+cir1+'|'+cir2+'|'+cir3+'|'+cir4+'|'+cir5+'|'+cir6+'|'+cir7+'|'+cir8+'|'+cir9)


Result:



barra_cae5_daily_smgm|||||||||


Here's in the HTML behind the page I'm working with.



enter image description here



There are up to 9 circle tags for each ID in 'link_text'in each row. Then I'm moving to the next row, getting the next ID, and all circle tags, and so on and so forth. How can I grab these 'circle' tags? Thanks.






python python-3.x







share|improve this question














I am running the following code and getting all nulls, which can't be correct.



for link in page_source:

    wd.get(link)

    #print(link)

    html_page = wd.page_source 

    soup = bs(html_page, 'html.parser')

    for a in soup.find_all('a', {'href':re.compile('_id=')}):

    link_text = a['href']



    if '/admin/airflow/tree?dag_id=' in link_text and '&num_runs=' not in link_text:



        ID = re.match('(.*)_id=(w+)', link_text).group(2)



        cir1 = soup.find_all('circle')[0].text

        cir2 = soup.find_all('circle')[1].text

        cir3 = soup.find_all('circle')[2].text

        cir4 = soup.find_all('circle')[3].text

        cir5 = soup.find_all('circle')[4].text

        cir6 = soup.find_all('circle')[5].text

        cir7 = soup.find_all('circle')[6].text

        cir8 = soup.find_all('circle')[7].text

        cir9 = soup.find_all('circle')[8].text



print(id+'|'+cir1+'|'+cir2+'|'+cir3+'|'+cir4+'|'+cir5+'|'+cir6+'|'+cir7+'|'+cir8+'|'+cir9)


Result:



barra_cae5_daily_smgm|||||||||


Here's in the HTML behind the page I'm working with.



enter image description here



There are up to 9 circle tags for each ID in 'link_text'in each row. Then I'm moving to the next row, getting the next ID, and all circle tags, and so on and so forth. How can I grab these 'circle' tags? Thanks.






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  • 1





    Don't post pictures of code.

    – Robert Harvey♦
    Jan 2 at 16:25











  • Since I don't actually got the real page it's hard to provide good help or actually verify any result. A couple of things to look out for is if the page is client-side rendered (can not see if so is the case since I can't see the actual page), this looks like embedded svg which might behave differently as well. If you are working with a SPA/client side rendered page you can use for instance Requests-HTML to render and then parse pages.

    – Hultner
    Jan 2 at 16:36











  • I don't think there is a problem with the parsing; I'm getting the ID just fine. I just can't tell if I'm looking for the right tags for the circle. When I try this: cir1 = soup.find_all('transform')[0].text I get: IndexError: list index out of range When i try this: cir1 = soup.find_all('circle')[0].text Nothing is returned, but I really think I should get a '3' because that's the text for the fist circle tag.

    – ryguy72
    Jan 2 at 16:40













  • Oh, I got it. It's the 'text' tag not the 'circle' tag. cir1 = soup.find_all('text')[0].text cir2 = soup.find_all('text')[1].text cir3 = soup.find_all('text')[2].text

    – ryguy72
    Jan 2 at 19:31
















  • 1





    Don't post pictures of code.

    – Robert Harvey♦
    Jan 2 at 16:25











  • Since I don't actually got the real page it's hard to provide good help or actually verify any result. A couple of things to look out for is if the page is client-side rendered (can not see if so is the case since I can't see the actual page), this looks like embedded svg which might behave differently as well. If you are working with a SPA/client side rendered page you can use for instance Requests-HTML to render and then parse pages.

    – Hultner
    Jan 2 at 16:36











  • I don't think there is a problem with the parsing; I'm getting the ID just fine. I just can't tell if I'm looking for the right tags for the circle. When I try this: cir1 = soup.find_all('transform')[0].text I get: IndexError: list index out of range When i try this: cir1 = soup.find_all('circle')[0].text Nothing is returned, but I really think I should get a '3' because that's the text for the fist circle tag.

    – ryguy72
    Jan 2 at 16:40













  • Oh, I got it. It's the 'text' tag not the 'circle' tag. cir1 = soup.find_all('text')[0].text cir2 = soup.find_all('text')[1].text cir3 = soup.find_all('text')[2].text

    – ryguy72
    Jan 2 at 19:31










1




1





Don't post pictures of code.

– Robert Harvey♦
Jan 2 at 16:25





Don't post pictures of code.

– Robert Harvey♦
Jan 2 at 16:25













Since I don't actually got the real page it's hard to provide good help or actually verify any result. A couple of things to look out for is if the page is client-side rendered (can not see if so is the case since I can't see the actual page), this looks like embedded svg which might behave differently as well. If you are working with a SPA/client side rendered page you can use for instance Requests-HTML to render and then parse pages.

– Hultner
Jan 2 at 16:36





Since I don't actually got the real page it's hard to provide good help or actually verify any result. A couple of things to look out for is if the page is client-side rendered (can not see if so is the case since I can't see the actual page), this looks like embedded svg which might behave differently as well. If you are working with a SPA/client side rendered page you can use for instance Requests-HTML to render and then parse pages.

– Hultner
Jan 2 at 16:36













I don't think there is a problem with the parsing; I'm getting the ID just fine. I just can't tell if I'm looking for the right tags for the circle. When I try this: cir1 = soup.find_all('transform')[0].text I get: IndexError: list index out of range When i try this: cir1 = soup.find_all('circle')[0].text Nothing is returned, but I really think I should get a '3' because that's the text for the fist circle tag.

– ryguy72
Jan 2 at 16:40







I don't think there is a problem with the parsing; I'm getting the ID just fine. I just can't tell if I'm looking for the right tags for the circle. When I try this: cir1 = soup.find_all('transform')[0].text I get: IndexError: list index out of range When i try this: cir1 = soup.find_all('circle')[0].text Nothing is returned, but I really think I should get a '3' because that's the text for the fist circle tag.

– ryguy72
Jan 2 at 16:40















Oh, I got it. It's the 'text' tag not the 'circle' tag. cir1 = soup.find_all('text')[0].text cir2 = soup.find_all('text')[1].text cir3 = soup.find_all('text')[2].text

– ryguy72
Jan 2 at 19:31







Oh, I got it. It's the 'text' tag not the 'circle' tag. cir1 = soup.find_all('text')[0].text cir2 = soup.find_all('text')[1].text cir3 = soup.find_all('text')[2].text

– ryguy72
Jan 2 at 19:31














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