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I want to get the actual href value, which actually differs from what is being shown in inspect element in a browser.
For more clarity, if I go to this (http://185.105.101.95/S/Money.Heist/S01/720p.x264.WEB-DL/) page and inspect html content then for the first href tag the value is "/S/Money.Heist/S01/" but when I click on the link, it directs to "http://185.105.101.95/S/Money.Heist/S01/". So my question is how I can get the actual href value using html elements and c#. Or by using jquery.
Thanks for helping
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when I list out information from my database through C#, if the info contains html tags such a; pagagraph (p) or title (h1) it does not use them but simply list them out as is, I searched the internet and have not found a solution to my problem yet. What I've discovered is that people have had problems with saving their info onto the server that uses html tags but my problem lies in the fact that when the info is listed out the tags just stay text.
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How can I make a text call using selenium on a web page?
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okay all thanks. my code is working :)
var link = _driver.FindElement(By.XPath("//*/a[contains(.,'btctrader')]")).Text;
Well, this will check if text exists on the page:
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But this is just one of many ways. You'd need to be more specific if this is not what you're looking for.
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I am looking for a way to retrieve the information from an tags. E.g. is there anyway to retrieve www.facebook.com? I am using c# and i tried using htmlagilitypack but i can't seems to find a method to retrieve it.
Would appreciate it very much =)
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