Xpath for html id selection with random number

Using XPath, select all links from an HTML table (and HtmlAgilityPack)

The problems is that you are selecting the table and then immediately trying to select the anchors as if they were direct decedents. There are ...tr... and ...td... tags in the middle....So, if you change your xpath to the following, things should work:..."tbody/tr/td/a[starts-with(@href, 'https://')]" ...This will not work if your anchors are wrap...

When using HTML Agility Pack to query HTML for ID, an exception occurs.

The problem is in the argument to ...SelectNodes()...:...//[@id='{0}'] ...(after carrying out the replacement) ...is not a sybtactically legal XPath expression.... So the problem is not that the XPath expresiion "returns no nodes" -- the problem is that it is syntactically illegal....As per the XPath W3C Spec:..."...//... is short for .../descendan...

Selecting the current element in a loop using Html Agility Pack (XPATH)

Use ...var test = e.SelectNodes(".//a[@class='head']"); ...instead. Your current code ( ...//a[]...) searches all a elements starting from the root node. If you prefix it with a dot instead (....//a[]...) only the descendants of the current node will be considered. Since it is a direct child in your case you could of course also do:...var test = e....

Please help me with HTML agility pack/ xpath select child node by [index].

You have traversed till ...tr... node. Now you should access ...td... node. So you can use the ...XPATH... like below. ...node.SelectSingleNode("./td[1]").InnerText; node.SelectSingleNode("td[1]").InnerText; ...Also the first ...td... node is accessed as ...td[1]... and not ...td[0].... ...As Alex pointed out you can write something like below whic...

XPath - select text of selected child nodes

I don't think there is an XPath that will give you this as a single node, because the values you're trying to obtain ...aren't... a single node. Is there a reason you can't do this?...StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); // Action var nodes = doc.DocumentNode.SelectNodes(xPath); foreach(var node in nodes) { sb.Append(node.InnerText); } // A...

HTML Agility Pack - Issue selecting an HTML select tag with the option tags within

You need to set the ElementsFlag field for the option tag to make it work...HtmlNode.ElementsFlags["option"] = HtmlElementFlag.Closed; HtmlDocument doc = new HtmlDocument(); doc.LoadHtml(html); ...which should return your original HTML code....I believe the reason that HtmlAgilityPack behaves this way is because the ...<option>...-tag is ...ironic...

Parse HTML Table using HTML Agility Pack - No ID's for Table

This worked,...//table[@cellpadding='0' and @cellspacing='0']/tr[1]

Agility Pack Select SingleNode @id contains or @id is like

There are XPath functions ...contains()... and ...starts-with()..., exactly as you wish. Example usage of those functions :...string str1 = node.SelectSingleNode("//td[contains(@id, 'id_')]/span/text()") .InnerText; string str2 = node.SelectSingleNode("//td[starts-with(@id, 'id_')]/span/text()") .InnerText;

How to select elements using HTML agility pack include selector element?

You can keep using ...//div[@class='bla']... selector and get HTML markup of the corresponding ...div...s from ...OuterHtml... property, for example :...var html = @"<div> <div class='bla'> <p>Some text1</p> </div> <div class='bla'> <p>Some text2</p> </div> </div>"; var doc = new HtmlDocument(); doc.LoadHtml(html); var ...

XPath, select multiple elements from multiple nodes in HTML

What you are trying to achieve requires multiple XPath expressions as you can't return multiple results at different levels using one query (unless you use Union perhaps)....What you might be looking for is something similar to this:...var listItems = htmlDoc.DocumentNode.SelectNodes("//li[@class='item extend featured']"); foreach(var li in listIt...