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I have some pages in which I'm now using Xpath selectors to extract:
//tr[contains(@class, 'ui-datatable-even') or contains(@class, 'ui-datatable-odd')]/td[position() > 1 and not(position() > last() - 2)]
before I was using Xpath, the extracted text looked like this, either without filters or with CSS class selectors:
SERVICIO DE SUPERVISIÓN
now it looks like this:
SERVICIO DE SUPERVISIÃN
However, the HTML file does not seem to include a "meta" tag... so I guess there was some assumption being made by Changedetection when using no filters or CCS, which is not being made when using Xpath...
seace busqueda.html.txt
I have some pages in which I'm now using Xpath selectors to extract: //tr[contains(@class, 'ui-datatable-even') or contains(@class, 'ui-datatable-odd')]/td[position() > 1 and not(position() > last() - 2)]
before I was using Xpath, the extracted text looked like this, either without filters or with CSS class selectors: SERVICIO DE SUPERVISIÓN
now it looks like this: SERVICIO DE SUPERVISIÃN
However, the HTML file does not seem to include a "meta" tag... so I guess there was some assumption being made by Changedetection when using no filters or CCS, which is not being made when using Xpath... seace busqueda.html.txt