I'd suggest one of those clickable eyeballs next to the credential for viewing it.

Possibly require a password to view/change it.

i want get the price (follow red frame)

	c.OnHTML("div[id=price]", func(e *colly.HTMLElement) {
		fmt.Printf("test----%+v\n",e)
		price,err := strconv.ParseFloat(e.Text,64)
		//price := e.Text
		fmt.Printf("********* price----%+v\n",price)

		if err != nil {

			fmt.Pri

If one opens the link to the docs provided in README the Readme opens on readthedocs.io. There is no navigation bar to find where one can browse to quick start page or advanced. You can only go there if one searches quick start and click on the page. Then there are navigation links for browsing through the docs.

Jus for the record:
I'm using Firefox (60.9.0 esr) on Windows 10 Pro.

Really gr

What is the current behavior?

Crawling a website that uses # (hashes) for url navigation does not crawl the pages that use #

The urls using # are not followed.

If the current behavior is a bug, please provide the steps to reproduce

Try crawling a website like mykita.com/en/

What is the motivation / use case for changing the behavior?

Though hashes are not ment to chan

The developer of the website I intend to scrape information from is sloppy and has left a lot of broken links.
When I execute an otherwise effective Ferret script on a list of pages, it stops altogether at every 404.
Is there a DOCUMENT_EXISTS or anything that would help the script go on?

This post is an example - scraper does not collect IG TV posts, just FYI - these will be missing from the meta data json.

Tested in search and list methods, scoreText shows ' Rated 4.3 stars out of five stars ' instead of 4.3

The "API Documentation" link on: http://felipecsl.com/wombat/ points to http://rubydoc.info/gems/wombat/2.1.1/frames

On that page, the "API Documentation" link points to https://www.rubydoc.info/gems/wombat/2.0.0/frames and so on.

Unrelated, gemnasium badge is reporting errors.

Hope this little helps. I'd send a PR, but I'm not using the gem right now.

Hello,

I was trying to build by own image with a 3rd party HTTP proxy.

Expected Behavior

According to the documentation:

you can use every software which accept the CONNECT method (Squid, Tinyproxy, etc.).

Actual Behavior

This is not the case because Scrapoxy expects to receive 200 response on http://xx.xx.

Issue description

The original title key translates the title. It should not.

Version of IMDbPY, Python and OS

• Python: 3.6.9
• IMDbPY: 6.9dev20200125 (installed from the repo here)
• OS: uname_result(system='Linux', node='blackfx', release='4.15.0-76-generic', version='#86-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jan 17 17:24:28 UTC 2020', machine='x86_64', processor='x86_64')

As suggested by one of the programmers:

I would include a section to your README explaining how you'd combine the library with actually making HTTP requests. You could suggest a recommended approach. Otherwise it's another decision that an end user has to make, potentially leaving them to use x-ray instead.

Good call. Will include a section about how we do it at Applaudience.