When scraping Google, I am creating some regex to check to see if certain div elements appear on the search results page. I don't actually want to extract the div element but just want to know if it exists or not on the page. How I can I assign a value of "1" if it exists or "0" if it doesn't to the result file like the $misspell variable does?
Thanks. I'm having trouble putting everything together. Here is what I have: I'm sure I'm missing something very simple and more than likely bungled the regex Basically, I want to check the search result page for the exact text I put in parenthesis in the regex field (I've tried it without the parenthesis too) and if it exists display a 1 and if not display 0. Of the keywords in the queries box only the results for "how to kill fruit flies" should display a "1" and the others should display a "0" but any keyword I use displays a 1.
Looks like the data I'm trying to find is requires javascript to be rendered and I see in debug mode that the javascript is not rendered. There is no way to search the full source code of s SERP page?
For work with raw data in this parser it is necessary through to switch on the option Raw data results Also instead of answer = 'none' need to be written check.0.answer == '' to Result format, as there is an address not to a variable, and to value in the array No, the way to search the full source code of a SERP page doesn't exist.
