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eraser2

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#317459 16-Oct-2024 22:47
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I want to monitor this page for sale : https://www.skechers.co.nz/infants-comfy-flex-2-0-happy-stride-302742n-pnk.html


I am currently using Distill Web Monitor (Firefox extension) but it doesn't work for this site as the div seems to be generated "randomly"
XPath for the Price DIV looks like this: `//div[@id='root']/main[contains(@class,'fHrXGx')]/div[@class='page-content']/form[contains(@class,'djtePk')]/div[contains(@class,'sc-cbDwiu')]/section[contains(@class,'kSBkhL')]/section[contains(@class,'kSBkhL')]/div[contains(@class,'cDocgP')]/span[contains(@class,'dLJhLe')]`


Which then change each time and Distill Web Monitor will return "Empty" selection


Anyone have a good way to monitor price ? 


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CYaBro
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  #3298331 17-Oct-2024 02:21
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Probably overkill for a single site but could be an option perhaps?




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  #3298373 17-Oct-2024 10:25
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You can use their GraphQL API to query the product directly if you look at your browser logs when opening the page its the "getProductForPDP" call.

 

There is a price section directly on that response which you can then use to monitor changes.

 

 





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  #3298376 17-Oct-2024 10:32
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Nice ! Thanks for the tip !


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