Reputation: 35
I have now tried for quite some time to web scrape this innertext: I want the value 0606 copied to an Excel sheet
<TABLE class="group"
<td width="100%" nowrap="" colspan="3">
<input name="pg41_PolicyHolder_FogP_PolicyHolderId_FogP_IdentityQualifier"
type="HIDDEN" value="CPR">CPR-nr:
<input name="pg41_PolicyHolder_FogP_PolicyHolderId_FogP_IdentityValue"
type="HIDDEN" value="0606">0606</td>
I have tried through get.attribute,getelementbyclassname, value and innertext, but now I need some fresh eyes on it. Does any of you have a good idea?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 698
Reputation: 84465
You can use a CSS selector and avoid the need for a loop.
input[name="pg41_PolicyHolder_FogP_PolicyHolderId_FogP_IdentityValue"]
VBA
.querySelector
is accessed via the HTML document set when you have your page (method not shown in your question) but with Internet Explorer for example:
IE.document.querySelector("pg41_PolicyHolder_FogP_PolicyHolderId_FogP_IdentityValue").innerText
Further info:
HTML DOM querySelector() Method
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 4514
Something like this should work, however without your code I don't know how you're obtaining your HTMLDocument
:
Dim oHTMLDocument As Object
Dim ele As Object
Set oHTMLDocument = ... 'No code provided so I'm unsure how you obtained the HTMLDocument
For Each ele in oHTMLDocument.getElementsByTagName("input")
If ele.Name = "pg41_PolicyHolder_FogP_PolicyHolderId_FogP_IdentityValue" Then
Debug.Print ele.innerText
Exit For
End If
Next ele
Upvotes: 1