问题
I am using Scrapy to extract some data about musical concerts from websites. At least one website I'm working with uses (incorrectly, according to W3C - Is it valid to have paragraph elements inside of a heading tag in HTML5 (P inside H1)?) a p element within an h1 element. I need to extract the text within the p element nevertheless, and cannot figure out how.
I have read the documentation and looked around for example uses, but am relatively new to Scrapy. I understand the solution has something to do with setting the Selector type to "xml" rather than "html" in order to recognize any XML tree, but for the life of me I cannot figure out how or where to do that in this instance.
For example, a website has the following HTML:
<h1 class="performance-title">
<p>Bernard Haitink conducts Brahms and Dvořák featuring pianist Emanuel Ax
</p>
</h1>
I have made an item called Concert() that has a value called 'title'. In my item loader, I use:
def parse_item(self, response):
thisconcert = ItemLoader(item=Concert(), response=response)
thisconcert.add_xpath('title','//h1[@class="performance-title"]/p/text()')
return thisconcert.load_item()
This returns, in item['title'], a unicode list that does not include the text inside the p element, such as:
['\n ', '\n ', '\n ']
I understand why, but I don't know how to get around it. I have also tried things like:
from scrapy import Selector
def parse_item(self, response):
s = Selector(text=' '.join(response.xpath('.//section[@id="performers"]/text()').extract()), type='xml')
What am I doing wrong here, and how can I parse HTML that contains this problem (p within h1)?
I have referenced the information concerning this specific issue at Behavior of the scrapy xpath selector on h1-h6 tags but it does not provide a complete solution that can be applied to a spider, only an example within a session using a given text string.
回答1:
That was quite baffling. To be frank, I still do not get why this is happening. Found out that the <p>
tag that should be contained within the <h1>
tag, is not so. Curl for the site shows of the form <h1><p> </p></h1>
, whereas the response obtained from the site shows it as :
<h1 class="performance-title">\n</h1> <p>Bernard Haitink conducts Brahms and\xa0Dvo\u0159\xe1k featuring\npianist Emanuel Ax </p>
As I mentioned, I do have my doubts but nothing concrete. Anyways, the xpath for getting the text inside <p>
tag hence is :
response.xpath('//h1[@class="performance-title"]/following-sibling::p/text()').extract()
This is by using the <h1 class="performance-title">
as a landmark and finding its sibling <p>
tag
回答2:
//*[@id="content"]/section/article/section[2]/h1/p/text()
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44356281/extracting-p-within-h1-with-python-scrapy