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I am trying to parse the articles from this site: https://derstandard.at/r2000026008978/Wirtschaftspolitik?_chron=t



When you visit the website for the first time, you are prompted to accept cookies. It seems that they store the consent in DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1:true because when I scrape like this it works:



def start_requests(self):
urls = [
'https://derstandard.at/r2000026008978/Wirtschaftspolitik?_chron=t'
]
for url in urls:
yield scrapy.Request(url=url, callback=self.parse,
cookies={'DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1':'true'})

def parse(self, response):
base_query = '//div[contains(@class,"contentLeft")]/ul[contains(@class, "stories")]/li'
articles = response.xpath(base_query)
for index, value in enumerate(articles):
article_url = validateResponse(response,
base_query + '/div[contains(@class,"text")]/h3/a/@href',
index)
request = scrapy.Request(response.urljoin(article_url), callback=self.parseSingleArticle, cookies={'DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1':'true'})
yield request

def parseSingleArticle(self, response):
article_content = ''
article_date = validateResponse(response, "//h6[contains(@class,'info')]/span[contains(@class,'date')]/text()")
article_title = validateResponse(response, "//h1[contains(@itemprop,'headline')]/text()")
query = "//div[contains(@class,'copytext')]//child::text()"
article_content_response = response.xpath(query)
for index, value in enumerate(article_content_response):
article_content += " " + validateResponse(response, query, index)
yield self.article_to_pipeline(article_content, response.url, article_date, article_title)

def article_to_pipeline(self, article_content, url, article_date, article_title):
article_item = ArticleItem()
# some other stuff
return article_item


And for some articles this works perfect. From the debug:



2018-11-24 10:01:58 [scrapy.downloadermiddlewares.cookies] DEBUG: Sending cookies to: <GET https://derstandard.at/2000091420120/60-Stunden-pro-Woche-Fuer-Unternehmer-ist-das-die-Realitaet>
Cookie: DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1=true; MGUID=GUID=e2b4bb79-069f-4778-8062-f34d7b3d2b9d&Timestamp=2018-11-24T09:01:52&DetectedVersion=Web&Version=&Hash=4F3A498256857F21390A3DD636588B38


And I get everything I wanted for this article.



But then there are some articles where it doesn't work. For example this doesn't return anything:



2018-11-24 10:02:07 [scrapy.downloadermiddlewares.cookies] DEBUG: Sending cookies to: <GET https://derstandard.at/2000090136491/Lufthunderter-fuer-E-Autos-faellt>
Cookie: DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1=true; MGUID=GUID=e2b4bb79-069f-4778-8062-f34d7b3d2b9d&Timestamp=2018-11-24T09:01:52&DetectedVersion=Web&Version=&Hash=4F3A498256857F21390A3DD636588B38


Also when I access this website through Chrome I get the "accept cookie prompt". Despite having accepted this cookie before for some other page on their website. When I do that they again save the confirmation under DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1:true and MGUID (Deleting them from chrome puts the "accept cookie prompt" back).



Anybody any ideas? I have tried other cookies but MGUID and DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1 are the only ones that make a difference.










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    I am trying to parse the articles from this site: https://derstandard.at/r2000026008978/Wirtschaftspolitik?_chron=t



    When you visit the website for the first time, you are prompted to accept cookies. It seems that they store the consent in DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1:true because when I scrape like this it works:



    def start_requests(self):
    urls = [
    'https://derstandard.at/r2000026008978/Wirtschaftspolitik?_chron=t'
    ]
    for url in urls:
    yield scrapy.Request(url=url, callback=self.parse,
    cookies={'DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1':'true'})

    def parse(self, response):
    base_query = '//div[contains(@class,"contentLeft")]/ul[contains(@class, "stories")]/li'
    articles = response.xpath(base_query)
    for index, value in enumerate(articles):
    article_url = validateResponse(response,
    base_query + '/div[contains(@class,"text")]/h3/a/@href',
    index)
    request = scrapy.Request(response.urljoin(article_url), callback=self.parseSingleArticle, cookies={'DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1':'true'})
    yield request

    def parseSingleArticle(self, response):
    article_content = ''
    article_date = validateResponse(response, "//h6[contains(@class,'info')]/span[contains(@class,'date')]/text()")
    article_title = validateResponse(response, "//h1[contains(@itemprop,'headline')]/text()")
    query = "//div[contains(@class,'copytext')]//child::text()"
    article_content_response = response.xpath(query)
    for index, value in enumerate(article_content_response):
    article_content += " " + validateResponse(response, query, index)
    yield self.article_to_pipeline(article_content, response.url, article_date, article_title)

    def article_to_pipeline(self, article_content, url, article_date, article_title):
    article_item = ArticleItem()
    # some other stuff
    return article_item


    And for some articles this works perfect. From the debug:



    2018-11-24 10:01:58 [scrapy.downloadermiddlewares.cookies] DEBUG: Sending cookies to: <GET https://derstandard.at/2000091420120/60-Stunden-pro-Woche-Fuer-Unternehmer-ist-das-die-Realitaet>
    Cookie: DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1=true; MGUID=GUID=e2b4bb79-069f-4778-8062-f34d7b3d2b9d&Timestamp=2018-11-24T09:01:52&DetectedVersion=Web&Version=&Hash=4F3A498256857F21390A3DD636588B38


    And I get everything I wanted for this article.



    But then there are some articles where it doesn't work. For example this doesn't return anything:



    2018-11-24 10:02:07 [scrapy.downloadermiddlewares.cookies] DEBUG: Sending cookies to: <GET https://derstandard.at/2000090136491/Lufthunderter-fuer-E-Autos-faellt>
    Cookie: DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1=true; MGUID=GUID=e2b4bb79-069f-4778-8062-f34d7b3d2b9d&Timestamp=2018-11-24T09:01:52&DetectedVersion=Web&Version=&Hash=4F3A498256857F21390A3DD636588B38


    Also when I access this website through Chrome I get the "accept cookie prompt". Despite having accepted this cookie before for some other page on their website. When I do that they again save the confirmation under DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1:true and MGUID (Deleting them from chrome puts the "accept cookie prompt" back).



    Anybody any ideas? I have tried other cookies but MGUID and DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1 are the only ones that make a difference.










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      I am trying to parse the articles from this site: https://derstandard.at/r2000026008978/Wirtschaftspolitik?_chron=t



      When you visit the website for the first time, you are prompted to accept cookies. It seems that they store the consent in DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1:true because when I scrape like this it works:



      def start_requests(self):
      urls = [
      'https://derstandard.at/r2000026008978/Wirtschaftspolitik?_chron=t'
      ]
      for url in urls:
      yield scrapy.Request(url=url, callback=self.parse,
      cookies={'DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1':'true'})

      def parse(self, response):
      base_query = '//div[contains(@class,"contentLeft")]/ul[contains(@class, "stories")]/li'
      articles = response.xpath(base_query)
      for index, value in enumerate(articles):
      article_url = validateResponse(response,
      base_query + '/div[contains(@class,"text")]/h3/a/@href',
      index)
      request = scrapy.Request(response.urljoin(article_url), callback=self.parseSingleArticle, cookies={'DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1':'true'})
      yield request

      def parseSingleArticle(self, response):
      article_content = ''
      article_date = validateResponse(response, "//h6[contains(@class,'info')]/span[contains(@class,'date')]/text()")
      article_title = validateResponse(response, "//h1[contains(@itemprop,'headline')]/text()")
      query = "//div[contains(@class,'copytext')]//child::text()"
      article_content_response = response.xpath(query)
      for index, value in enumerate(article_content_response):
      article_content += " " + validateResponse(response, query, index)
      yield self.article_to_pipeline(article_content, response.url, article_date, article_title)

      def article_to_pipeline(self, article_content, url, article_date, article_title):
      article_item = ArticleItem()
      # some other stuff
      return article_item


      And for some articles this works perfect. From the debug:



      2018-11-24 10:01:58 [scrapy.downloadermiddlewares.cookies] DEBUG: Sending cookies to: <GET https://derstandard.at/2000091420120/60-Stunden-pro-Woche-Fuer-Unternehmer-ist-das-die-Realitaet>
      Cookie: DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1=true; MGUID=GUID=e2b4bb79-069f-4778-8062-f34d7b3d2b9d&Timestamp=2018-11-24T09:01:52&DetectedVersion=Web&Version=&Hash=4F3A498256857F21390A3DD636588B38


      And I get everything I wanted for this article.



      But then there are some articles where it doesn't work. For example this doesn't return anything:



      2018-11-24 10:02:07 [scrapy.downloadermiddlewares.cookies] DEBUG: Sending cookies to: <GET https://derstandard.at/2000090136491/Lufthunderter-fuer-E-Autos-faellt>
      Cookie: DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1=true; MGUID=GUID=e2b4bb79-069f-4778-8062-f34d7b3d2b9d&Timestamp=2018-11-24T09:01:52&DetectedVersion=Web&Version=&Hash=4F3A498256857F21390A3DD636588B38


      Also when I access this website through Chrome I get the "accept cookie prompt". Despite having accepted this cookie before for some other page on their website. When I do that they again save the confirmation under DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1:true and MGUID (Deleting them from chrome puts the "accept cookie prompt" back).



      Anybody any ideas? I have tried other cookies but MGUID and DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1 are the only ones that make a difference.










      share|improve this question














      I am trying to parse the articles from this site: https://derstandard.at/r2000026008978/Wirtschaftspolitik?_chron=t



      When you visit the website for the first time, you are prompted to accept cookies. It seems that they store the consent in DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1:true because when I scrape like this it works:



      def start_requests(self):
      urls = [
      'https://derstandard.at/r2000026008978/Wirtschaftspolitik?_chron=t'
      ]
      for url in urls:
      yield scrapy.Request(url=url, callback=self.parse,
      cookies={'DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1':'true'})

      def parse(self, response):
      base_query = '//div[contains(@class,"contentLeft")]/ul[contains(@class, "stories")]/li'
      articles = response.xpath(base_query)
      for index, value in enumerate(articles):
      article_url = validateResponse(response,
      base_query + '/div[contains(@class,"text")]/h3/a/@href',
      index)
      request = scrapy.Request(response.urljoin(article_url), callback=self.parseSingleArticle, cookies={'DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1':'true'})
      yield request

      def parseSingleArticle(self, response):
      article_content = ''
      article_date = validateResponse(response, "//h6[contains(@class,'info')]/span[contains(@class,'date')]/text()")
      article_title = validateResponse(response, "//h1[contains(@itemprop,'headline')]/text()")
      query = "//div[contains(@class,'copytext')]//child::text()"
      article_content_response = response.xpath(query)
      for index, value in enumerate(article_content_response):
      article_content += " " + validateResponse(response, query, index)
      yield self.article_to_pipeline(article_content, response.url, article_date, article_title)

      def article_to_pipeline(self, article_content, url, article_date, article_title):
      article_item = ArticleItem()
      # some other stuff
      return article_item


      And for some articles this works perfect. From the debug:



      2018-11-24 10:01:58 [scrapy.downloadermiddlewares.cookies] DEBUG: Sending cookies to: <GET https://derstandard.at/2000091420120/60-Stunden-pro-Woche-Fuer-Unternehmer-ist-das-die-Realitaet>
      Cookie: DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1=true; MGUID=GUID=e2b4bb79-069f-4778-8062-f34d7b3d2b9d&Timestamp=2018-11-24T09:01:52&DetectedVersion=Web&Version=&Hash=4F3A498256857F21390A3DD636588B38


      And I get everything I wanted for this article.



      But then there are some articles where it doesn't work. For example this doesn't return anything:



      2018-11-24 10:02:07 [scrapy.downloadermiddlewares.cookies] DEBUG: Sending cookies to: <GET https://derstandard.at/2000090136491/Lufthunderter-fuer-E-Autos-faellt>
      Cookie: DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1=true; MGUID=GUID=e2b4bb79-069f-4778-8062-f34d7b3d2b9d&Timestamp=2018-11-24T09:01:52&DetectedVersion=Web&Version=&Hash=4F3A498256857F21390A3DD636588B38


      Also when I access this website through Chrome I get the "accept cookie prompt". Despite having accepted this cookie before for some other page on their website. When I do that they again save the confirmation under DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1:true and MGUID (Deleting them from chrome puts the "accept cookie prompt" back).



      Anybody any ideas? I have tried other cookies but MGUID and DSGVO_ZUSAGE_V1 are the only ones that make a difference.







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