Scrap Dynamic Select Option Scrapy












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I have two select element where the second select options are loaded dynamically according to options of first select element . I am trying to scrap option value in the second select element . Here is my html ,JS and Scrapy code .



<form name=studlist method="POST" action autocomplete="off">
<input type=hidden name=token value=123>
<input type=hidden name=process value=getStudList>
<label for="studCode">Classes</label>
<select class="classlist" name=studCode onchange="getStudByClass(this.value)">
<option value="01" >First Standard </option>
<option value="02" >Second Standard </option>
</select>
<label for="Student">Classes</label>
<select class="classlist" name=Student id=Student>
</select>
</form>


Javascript



  function getStudByClass(studCode) {
if(studId !== '') {
var options = '';
var optionDefault = '<option value="">Select Students </option>';
$.ajax({
url: JS_AJAX+'student_dtail_ajax.php',
type: "POST",
data: {'process': 'getStudList', studCode: studCode},
dataType: 'json',
beforeSend: function () {
$("#Student").html("<option value=''>Loading...</option>");
},
success: function (data) {
data=data['data'];
for (k in data) {
options += '<option value="' + data[k]['studId'] + '" >' + data[k]['studName'] + '</option>';
}
$("#Student").html(optionDefault + options);
},
complete: function () {
}
});
}


When i select the first option of first select element the Chrome Console NETWORK XHR tab in console gives



Request URL: http://testsite.com/student_detail_ajax.php
Request METHOD: POST

Form Data
process: getStudList
studCode : 01

Response
{"data":[
{ "StudId" : "1001","StudName": "Titto"},
{ "StudId" : "1002","StudName": "Johny"}
]
}


I am trying to scrap the content from second select options using the following scrapy code



allowed_domains = ['testsite.com']
start_urls = ['http://testsite.com/studSearch.php']

def parse(self,response):
yield scrapy.FormRequest(
'http://testsite.com/student_detail_ajax.php',
formdata = {'process': 'getStudList','studCode': '01'},
callback = self.parse_students
)

def parse_students(self, response):
print(response.body)


I was trying to pass the studCode statically but i am not getting the response . Do somebody have idea on how to do this .










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    I have two select element where the second select options are loaded dynamically according to options of first select element . I am trying to scrap option value in the second select element . Here is my html ,JS and Scrapy code .



    <form name=studlist method="POST" action autocomplete="off">
    <input type=hidden name=token value=123>
    <input type=hidden name=process value=getStudList>
    <label for="studCode">Classes</label>
    <select class="classlist" name=studCode onchange="getStudByClass(this.value)">
    <option value="01" >First Standard </option>
    <option value="02" >Second Standard </option>
    </select>
    <label for="Student">Classes</label>
    <select class="classlist" name=Student id=Student>
    </select>
    </form>


    Javascript



      function getStudByClass(studCode) {
    if(studId !== '') {
    var options = '';
    var optionDefault = '<option value="">Select Students </option>';
    $.ajax({
    url: JS_AJAX+'student_dtail_ajax.php',
    type: "POST",
    data: {'process': 'getStudList', studCode: studCode},
    dataType: 'json',
    beforeSend: function () {
    $("#Student").html("<option value=''>Loading...</option>");
    },
    success: function (data) {
    data=data['data'];
    for (k in data) {
    options += '<option value="' + data[k]['studId'] + '" >' + data[k]['studName'] + '</option>';
    }
    $("#Student").html(optionDefault + options);
    },
    complete: function () {
    }
    });
    }


    When i select the first option of first select element the Chrome Console NETWORK XHR tab in console gives



    Request URL: http://testsite.com/student_detail_ajax.php
    Request METHOD: POST

    Form Data
    process: getStudList
    studCode : 01

    Response
    {"data":[
    { "StudId" : "1001","StudName": "Titto"},
    { "StudId" : "1002","StudName": "Johny"}
    ]
    }


    I am trying to scrap the content from second select options using the following scrapy code



    allowed_domains = ['testsite.com']
    start_urls = ['http://testsite.com/studSearch.php']

    def parse(self,response):
    yield scrapy.FormRequest(
    'http://testsite.com/student_detail_ajax.php',
    formdata = {'process': 'getStudList','studCode': '01'},
    callback = self.parse_students
    )

    def parse_students(self, response):
    print(response.body)


    I was trying to pass the studCode statically but i am not getting the response . Do somebody have idea on how to do this .










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      I have two select element where the second select options are loaded dynamically according to options of first select element . I am trying to scrap option value in the second select element . Here is my html ,JS and Scrapy code .



      <form name=studlist method="POST" action autocomplete="off">
      <input type=hidden name=token value=123>
      <input type=hidden name=process value=getStudList>
      <label for="studCode">Classes</label>
      <select class="classlist" name=studCode onchange="getStudByClass(this.value)">
      <option value="01" >First Standard </option>
      <option value="02" >Second Standard </option>
      </select>
      <label for="Student">Classes</label>
      <select class="classlist" name=Student id=Student>
      </select>
      </form>


      Javascript



        function getStudByClass(studCode) {
      if(studId !== '') {
      var options = '';
      var optionDefault = '<option value="">Select Students </option>';
      $.ajax({
      url: JS_AJAX+'student_dtail_ajax.php',
      type: "POST",
      data: {'process': 'getStudList', studCode: studCode},
      dataType: 'json',
      beforeSend: function () {
      $("#Student").html("<option value=''>Loading...</option>");
      },
      success: function (data) {
      data=data['data'];
      for (k in data) {
      options += '<option value="' + data[k]['studId'] + '" >' + data[k]['studName'] + '</option>';
      }
      $("#Student").html(optionDefault + options);
      },
      complete: function () {
      }
      });
      }


      When i select the first option of first select element the Chrome Console NETWORK XHR tab in console gives



      Request URL: http://testsite.com/student_detail_ajax.php
      Request METHOD: POST

      Form Data
      process: getStudList
      studCode : 01

      Response
      {"data":[
      { "StudId" : "1001","StudName": "Titto"},
      { "StudId" : "1002","StudName": "Johny"}
      ]
      }


      I am trying to scrap the content from second select options using the following scrapy code



      allowed_domains = ['testsite.com']
      start_urls = ['http://testsite.com/studSearch.php']

      def parse(self,response):
      yield scrapy.FormRequest(
      'http://testsite.com/student_detail_ajax.php',
      formdata = {'process': 'getStudList','studCode': '01'},
      callback = self.parse_students
      )

      def parse_students(self, response):
      print(response.body)


      I was trying to pass the studCode statically but i am not getting the response . Do somebody have idea on how to do this .










      share|improve this question














      I have two select element where the second select options are loaded dynamically according to options of first select element . I am trying to scrap option value in the second select element . Here is my html ,JS and Scrapy code .



      <form name=studlist method="POST" action autocomplete="off">
      <input type=hidden name=token value=123>
      <input type=hidden name=process value=getStudList>
      <label for="studCode">Classes</label>
      <select class="classlist" name=studCode onchange="getStudByClass(this.value)">
      <option value="01" >First Standard </option>
      <option value="02" >Second Standard </option>
      </select>
      <label for="Student">Classes</label>
      <select class="classlist" name=Student id=Student>
      </select>
      </form>


      Javascript



        function getStudByClass(studCode) {
      if(studId !== '') {
      var options = '';
      var optionDefault = '<option value="">Select Students </option>';
      $.ajax({
      url: JS_AJAX+'student_dtail_ajax.php',
      type: "POST",
      data: {'process': 'getStudList', studCode: studCode},
      dataType: 'json',
      beforeSend: function () {
      $("#Student").html("<option value=''>Loading...</option>");
      },
      success: function (data) {
      data=data['data'];
      for (k in data) {
      options += '<option value="' + data[k]['studId'] + '" >' + data[k]['studName'] + '</option>';
      }
      $("#Student").html(optionDefault + options);
      },
      complete: function () {
      }
      });
      }


      When i select the first option of first select element the Chrome Console NETWORK XHR tab in console gives



      Request URL: http://testsite.com/student_detail_ajax.php
      Request METHOD: POST

      Form Data
      process: getStudList
      studCode : 01

      Response
      {"data":[
      { "StudId" : "1001","StudName": "Titto"},
      { "StudId" : "1002","StudName": "Johny"}
      ]
      }


      I am trying to scrap the content from second select options using the following scrapy code



      allowed_domains = ['testsite.com']
      start_urls = ['http://testsite.com/studSearch.php']

      def parse(self,response):
      yield scrapy.FormRequest(
      'http://testsite.com/student_detail_ajax.php',
      formdata = {'process': 'getStudList','studCode': '01'},
      callback = self.parse_students
      )

      def parse_students(self, response):
      print(response.body)


      I was trying to pass the studCode statically but i am not getting the response . Do somebody have idea on how to do this .







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