Working code in IE but not in XLMHTTP

[YasserKhalil]

I have checked by the code in post #17 and here's the html file
But I didn't find "#FinTech" as the first result .. What does this mean in that case?

 

[Marc L]

It means if you couldn't find anything you can't use a request,
just pilot IE …​

 

[Chihiro]

Like it's been stated many times. Majority of contents are dynamically generated via script.

If you trace queries that's being fired via Developer tool. You can trace the query string along with url that the request should be sent to.

However... since this is API query using Java script. You'd need to ensure you first determine appropriate API key etc needed to make the request.

The gist of it is, it's far easier and more stable to pilot IE to scrape this site.

 

[YasserKhalil]

Thanks a lot for your replies and your great assistance ..