Post by account_disabled on Mar 4, 2024 2:04:07 GMT -7
The pages. Ignore the pages altogether and exclude them from the crawl. In this situation Im going to exclude the pages I cant pull information from based on my current settings and lock SF into the content we want. This may be another point of experimentation but it doesnt take much experience for you to get a feel for the direction youll want to go if the problem arises. In order to lock SF to URLs I would like data from Ill use the include and exclude options under the configuration menu item. Ill start with include options. ssdprivatevarfoldersmwhvdypsmqf_wjlhgnTscUuuSEOSpiderUI.png.
Here I can configure SF to only crawl specific URLs on the Greece Mobile Number List site using regex. In this case whats needed is fairly simple I just want to include anything in the questions subfolder which is where I originally found the content I want to scrape. One parameter is all thats required and it happens to match the example given within SF The excludes are where things get slightly but only slightly trickier. During the initial crawl I took note of a number of URLs that SF was not extracting information from. In this instance these pages are neatly tucked into various subfolders.
This makes exclusion easy as long as I can find and appropriately define them. ssdprivatevarfoldersmwhvdypsmqf_wjlhgnTfuqMmVSEOSpiderUI.png In order to cut these folders out Ill add the following lines to the exclude filterhomquestionpopular. Its worth noting that you dont HAVE to work through this part of configuring SF to get the data you want. within the start folder which would also include the data I want. The refinements above are far more efficient from a crawl perspective and also lessen the chance Ill be a pest to the site. Its good to play nice. Completed crawl extraction example Heres how things look now that Ive got the crawl dialed ssdprivatevarfoldersmwhvdypsmqf_wjlhgnTMjDfbSEOSpiderUI.png Now.
Here I can configure SF to only crawl specific URLs on the Greece Mobile Number List site using regex. In this case whats needed is fairly simple I just want to include anything in the questions subfolder which is where I originally found the content I want to scrape. One parameter is all thats required and it happens to match the example given within SF The excludes are where things get slightly but only slightly trickier. During the initial crawl I took note of a number of URLs that SF was not extracting information from. In this instance these pages are neatly tucked into various subfolders.
This makes exclusion easy as long as I can find and appropriately define them. ssdprivatevarfoldersmwhvdypsmqf_wjlhgnTfuqMmVSEOSpiderUI.png In order to cut these folders out Ill add the following lines to the exclude filterhomquestionpopular. Its worth noting that you dont HAVE to work through this part of configuring SF to get the data you want. within the start folder which would also include the data I want. The refinements above are far more efficient from a crawl perspective and also lessen the chance Ill be a pest to the site. Its good to play nice. Completed crawl extraction example Heres how things look now that Ive got the crawl dialed ssdprivatevarfoldersmwhvdypsmqf_wjlhgnTMjDfbSEOSpiderUI.png Now.