[C#] Can't arrange data retrieved from a table on another site

[IM1337]

Hi guys

I used

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to retrieve a table from

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YQL Query:
select * from html where url='http://www.uob.com.sg/personal/loans/personal-loan.html#rates-tenors' and xpath='//div[@class="nova-table-container"]'

Ok, in case you guys are confused...

To sum it all up, I'm trying to get this table



From

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And here is my failed result

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Thanks in advance!

 

[Taiga]

The

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tag can help you spread it across the rows.
Plus it's not C# it's just Javascript & JQuery.

 

[NubPro]

if you were to examine the source codes from

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, you will notice that it has used rowspan in the td tag.

Also, there's a minor bugs in your codes.
Replace <table> with this, and you should be able to understand what's wrong.

<table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5">

 

[IM1337]

if you were to examine the source codes from

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, you will notice that it has used rowspan in the td tag.

Also, there's a minor bugs in your codes.
Replace <table> with this, and you should be able to understand what's wrong.

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Don't have much time left. This is all I could do. Guess it could work too..



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Could you help me out with this one:

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The end product when I put into my website looks like this:

select * from html where url='http://www.hsbc.com.sg/1/2/personal/loans/personal-loan?utm=a&device=d' and xpath='//div[@id="tbl-1"]'

 

[NubPro]

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Don't have much time left. This is all I could do. Guess it could work too..

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Could you help me out with this one:

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The end product when I put into my website looks like this: View attachment 152936

<td> </td> notice the closing the tag.

Also, that's some pretty terrible coding right there.

 

[IM1337]

<td> </td> notice the closing the tag.

Also, that's some pretty terrible coding right there.

Hahaha I know, I'm sorry.

Couldn't think of how to properly retrieve the table, so I decided to retrieve every single data 1 by 1 and pluck it into my own table's rows and columns.

Don't really have much time left, so I guess I'll just have to make do with this.

 

[NubPro]

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You might want to understand every single part of it, so please don't copy my codes blindly.

 

[IM1337]

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You might want to understand every single part of it, so please don't copy my codes blindly.

Thank you so much!