Okay, now let's try and look at the index page, see if there's something, some HTML markup we can
look at.
To get the homes that we need.
So I press Ctrl.
I look inside of my elements and we look at the home here.
This one.
Let's see if there's.
Whoa.
Okay, so we got, um, an item list element looks like for each of these.
Yeah.
Item prop.
Item List element.
So it looks like we can use this to go inside and get the.
The the the homes.
Let's see.
Yeah.
Oh, so we have a this one, a element.
Okay.
So we can try and look for an item list element and then look for an element.
Maybe we can just say copy selector here.
So I said copy selector.
So Na doesn't really make any sense to do that.
So I'm going to say I will select all the item list elements.
Or all the elements that has an attribute of item prop.
Item list element.
And then I want to select the children.
That's an A.
I think that could work.
So let's try and do that.
So, um, item.
Was it?
Item prop.
Item List element.
Item list element.
Yeah.
So it selects the first one here.
And then I also want to select the A of that.
That's null.
It's not so good.
Let's see.
Okay.
It has a actually there's a meta item prop URL.
That's that's a lot better I think, to get the URL of the the room.
You can try and use that.
Let's see.
I think I'm going to go with this one.
Let's try that.
Uh.
So now I'll just select all the items with item prop URL
and
display the attribute of content.
Uh, type error.
Let me see.
Why does it say.
Maybe it's I think it's because they sort of don't really have jQuery on this one.
So it's actually not exactly working as it's supposed to.
I think that.
If we take this one inside of of our node JS, then we are going to get the result we want and just
get the attribute.
So let me show you what I mean.
In the next section we are going to go into the Node JS code, get this page and get the items with
the URL and get the content attribute.