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>From top I don't think that it matters. You just have to use
Nokogiri/JQuery/CSS to find the AdWord element in the HTML. Just code for
the exception that it is not there.
On Saturday, June 20, 2015 at 11:02:45 AM UTC-4, Edsil Basadre wrote:
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> Hi Elizabeth,
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> Thank you for this, i
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Hi Elizabeth,
Thank you for this, it really helps to me. But one thing I am confused how
canI check if the adWork is from top position and right position.
Thanks you so much liz.
On Sat, Jun 20, 2015 at 7:42 PM, Elizabeth McGurty
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> Once you load the Google results, presumably by some No
Once you load the Google results, presumably by some Nokogiri call like:
Nokogiri::HTML(open...) the html will be stored to some (XML?) source,
let's call it google_results_doc.
Then you need to use Nokogiri css methods to locate your AdWord html.
First you need to take a look at Source Code un
I'm trying to build a simple application in rails that getting all search
result in google and count the number of AdWords advertiser in top and
right side position. I already get all the query result using Nokogiri but
I don't know how can I get the number of AdWords advertiser.
Is there any
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