@derekwillis (which is just to say: if it seems like something is weird you should ignore it as Yahoo weirdess)
Lazy web: good examples of using headless browser to scrape forms like this? http://www.nvsos.gov/electionresults/PrecinctReport.aspx …
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@derekwillis it’s a pain in the ass, but you can actually manage to navigate http://ASP.NET sites with ajax: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14768302/scraping-data-from-all-asp-net-pages-with-ajax-pagination-implemented … -
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@derekwillis here’s a super rudimentary one i wrote for paginating two years ago: https://github.com/abelsonlive/bcni-pra … -
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@derekwillis there's form traversal in _pull_html(). YFF has weirdly variable login forms, so hopefully your use case is simpler.0 retweets 0 favorites -
@derekwillis probably not a perfect example, but here's some phantomJS I wrote to scrape Yahoo Fantasy Football https://github.com/sbma44/yahoofantasyfootball/blob/master/yahoofantasyfootball/__init__.py … -
@derekwillis I think@jamesturk started a DotNet scraper. I wrote a bunch of code to scrape stuff like this in https://github.com/fgregg/legistar-scrape …
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