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How do I capture TARGET from the following HTML sample with XPath and Puppeteer?

<div id="parent">
 <div id="sibling_1"> Hello </div>
 <div id="sibling_2"> Good </div>
 TARGET
 <div id="sibling_3"> Bye </div>
</div>

I can get Good Bye with the following code, but I don't think there is a way to get TARGET.

let xpath = '//*[@id="sibling_1"]/following-sibling::*';
let elements = await page.$x(xpath);
for(var j in elements)
 let xpathTextContent = await elements[j].getProperty('textContent')
 let text = await xpathTextContent.jsonValue();
 console.log("Text: ",text);

xpath puppeteer

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How do I capture TARGET from the following HTML sample with XPath and Puppeteer?

<div id="parent">
 <div id="sibling_1"> Hello </div>
 <div id="sibling_2"> Good </div>
 TARGET
 <div id="sibling_3"> Bye </div>
</div>

I can get Good Bye with the following code, but I don't think there is a way to get TARGET.

let xpath = '//*[@id="sibling_1"]/following-sibling::*';
let elements = await page.$x(xpath);
for(var j in elements)
 let xpathTextContent = await elements[j].getProperty('textContent')
 let text = await xpathTextContent.jsonValue();
 console.log("Text: ",text);

xpath puppeteer

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How do I capture TARGET from the following HTML sample with XPath and Puppeteer?

<div id="parent">
 <div id="sibling_1"> Hello </div>
 <div id="sibling_2"> Good </div>
 TARGET
 <div id="sibling_3"> Bye </div>
</div>

I can get Good Bye with the following code, but I don't think there is a way to get TARGET.

let xpath = '//*[@id="sibling_1"]/following-sibling::*';
let elements = await page.$x(xpath);
for(var j in elements)
 let xpathTextContent = await elements[j].getProperty('textContent')
 let text = await xpathTextContent.jsonValue();
 console.log("Text: ",text);

xpath puppeteer

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<div id="parent">
 <div id="sibling_1"> Hello </div>
 <div id="sibling_2"> Good </div>
 TARGET
 <div id="sibling_3"> Bye </div>
</div>

let xpath = '//*[@id="sibling_1"]/following-sibling::*';
let elements = await page.$x(xpath);
for(var j in elements)
 let xpathTextContent = await elements[j].getProperty('textContent')
 let text = await xpathTextContent.jsonValue();
 console.log("Text: ",text);

xpath puppeteer

xpath puppeteer

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99110

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Here is the solution in javascript.

document.querySelector('div#parent').innerText

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answered Mar 8 at 5:10

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It turns out TARGET belongs to the parent element:

let xpath = '//*[@id="parent"]';
let elements = await page.$x(xpath);
let xpathTextContent = await elements[0].getProperty('textContent')
let text = await xpathTextContent.jsonValue();

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Here is the solution in javascript.

document.querySelector('div#parent').innerText

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1

Here is the solution in javascript.

document.querySelector('div#parent').innerText

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answered Mar 8 at 5:10

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64538

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Here is the solution in javascript.

document.querySelector('div#parent').innerText

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answered Mar 8 at 5:10

supputurisupputuri

64538

document.querySelector('div#parent').innerText

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answered Mar 8 at 5:10

supputurisupputuri

64538

answered Mar 8 at 5:10

supputurisupputuri

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answered Mar 8 at 5:10

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It turns out TARGET belongs to the parent element:

let xpath = '//*[@id="parent"]';
let elements = await page.$x(xpath);
let xpathTextContent = await elements[0].getProperty('textContent')
let text = await xpathTextContent.jsonValue();

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answered Mar 8 at 5:36

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0

It turns out TARGET belongs to the parent element:

let xpath = '//*[@id="parent"]';
let elements = await page.$x(xpath);
let xpathTextContent = await elements[0].getProperty('textContent')
let text = await xpathTextContent.jsonValue();

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answered Mar 8 at 5:36

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It turns out TARGET belongs to the parent element:

let xpath = '//*[@id="parent"]';
let elements = await page.$x(xpath);
let xpathTextContent = await elements[0].getProperty('textContent')
let text = await xpathTextContent.jsonValue();

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answered Mar 8 at 5:36

kashiBkashiB

99110

let xpath = '//*[@id="parent"]';
let elements = await page.$x(xpath);
let xpathTextContent = await elements[0].getProperty('textContent')
let text = await xpathTextContent.jsonValue();

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 8 at 5:36

kashiBkashiB

99110

answered Mar 8 at 5:36

kashiBkashiB

99110

answered Mar 8 at 5:36

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99110