I use WordPress and make test page on which I want to add a Deezer Musik albums (many different albums) on this page. But when there will be many (for example 50-100 alboms) page will be loaded for a long time.
How to make so you can open page and page show not all (50-100) alboms same times? Page show first, for example, 5 or 10 albums and then you pushed button (or scrolling) and page show next 5 to 10 albums, and next... Not all at the same time. Step by step.
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Base url - https://mediamarkt.pt/collections/televisores?tab=products&page=1&rb_snize_facet37=Televisores
I'm trying to scrape all pages, the process works in so much as it clicks on each product element and scrapes the data for that product and then repeats it for every product.
But, for some reason it always starts at page 9.
I have tried to use a range as per the docs, so set the start url as https://mediamarkt.pt/collections/televisores?tab=products&page=[1-9]&rb_snize_facet37=Televisores
But it always starts at page 9 not 1.
What am I doing wrong here?
I've tried configuring a manual step to actually click on the paginator to go to the next page as well, but then it skips the steps to click on a product element and all it does is click the paginator until it gets to the last page, so that doesn't work either.
I would like to show posts of certain categories on my page only by showing 10 posts at a time with next page button. I would like this to update automatically so I don't have to manually add them each time. I would also like to have next page and previous page where it will update and show me the next 10 or previous 10.
Everything I have found on the web shows me how to do it by manually creating a page and adding 10. I would like it to just update the state every time I click next or previous instead of manually creating a page for 10 posts and then updating them. I have a lot of posts now and it's a lot of work.
The mechanism that solves your problem is called pagination. Wordpress has example of how to implement one showned here.
In my WP site I have a table (currently formidable forms entries but not attached) that contains only a couple of fields (stem and word). I want users of the site to be able to see a list of all the "words" on a single page (or actually paging through say 25 at a time of the list which is several hundred rows) and be able to click to vote up/down each entry accordingly. I've tried a number of vote/like plugins but these always work only at the post level and I don't want users to have to click into the post itself just to be able to vote. Anything out there that does this? TIA, M
Suppose i have a website of 10 pages..I am moving from one page to another in more than 2 to 3 pages..
How can i keep track so that when it comes to 2nd page which i have navigated,it will will go to first page.
my logic is working for 3 pages
i am sending first page info to second page and first and second page info to 3rd page..so that when it redirects from i check whether it has subsequent more than one page and redirects to first page from second page..this logic fails if i am navigating to 4 pages as this time i will have to keep track of more than 1 or 2 pages which is not sufficient way
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So I am using the open graph meta tag module for drupal 6.0. Sometimes, when I paste an article url (on my site) into my facebook, the open graph images, description, etc shows up, but other times it does not. What can I do to make these show up all the time?
Can side loading time be a factor? If the site loads slow, can that affect the open graph images showing up or not?
It depends on when the article was scraped.
Facebook scrapes your page every 24 hours to ensure the properties are up to date. The page is also scraped when an admin for the Open Graph page clicks the Like button and when the URL is entered into the Facebook URL Linter. Facebook observes cache headers on your URLs - it will look at "Expires" and "Cache-Control" in order of preference. However, even if you specify a longer time, Facebook will scrape your page every 24 hours.
Source: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/