@Thunder you need to parse out the page and locate the element because it is usually hidden use the regex parse function
Parse from javascript
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So i make javascript execute the following script:
const tableBody = document.querySelector('tbody'); // Assuming 'tbody' is the direct parent of rows
// Check if the table body is found
if (tableBody) {
// Get all child rows
const rows = tableBody.querySelectorAll('tr');// Initialize a counter to track names
let nameCount = 0;// Loop through each row
for (let i = 0; i < rows.length; i++) {
const row = rows[i];// Get the second child cell (assuming names are in the second column) const nameCell = row.querySelector(':nth-child(2)'); // Check if the cell exists and extract text if (nameCell) { const name = nameCell.textContent.trim(); console.log(`Name ${nameCount + 1}: ${name}`); // Process or display the extracted name nameCount++; // Increment the counter }}
console.log(
Total Names Found: ${nameCount}); // Display the total number of names
} else {
console.error('Table body not found!');
}is it possible, and how can i like parse nameCount and name to log from the script which was executed