Open Gregoire-Mercier opened 1 year ago
Seem to have the same problem here. "Unable to get link"
Hi, have you downloaded the new source code? It should be patched.
I just did it one more time (from scratch with git clone) and I get:
[INFO] Image path not found. Creating a new folder. [INFO] downloading chromedriver ver: 112.0.5615.49: https://chromedriver.storage.googleapis.com/112.0.5615.49/chromedriver_linux64.zip [INFO] lastest chromedriver downloaded [INFO] Gathering image links [INFO] Unable to get link [INFO] Unable to get link ...
It is working for my Chrome on version 112.0.5615.138. Maybe try updating your chrome?
Nope sorry... I installed the latest Chrome google-chrome-stable_112.0.5615.165-1_amd64.deb
Then the chromedriver is the same and the broken link too:
python main.py [INFO] downloading chromedriver ver: 112.0.5615.49: https://chromedriver.storage.googleapis.com/112.0.5615.49/chromedriver_linux64.zip [INFO] lastest chromedriver downloaded [INFO] Gathering image links [INFO] Unable to get link [INFO] Unable to get link ...
I have the same issue with "[INFO] Unable to get link"
Hi Ohyicong, same code + same Chrome = same issue for me + the automatic validation of the terms of use is no longer working. Can you help ?
When weeks ago, It used to make a really great work
can confirm. all up to date.
[INFO] Unable to get link
Hi, I couldn't replicate this bug on both Windows and Ubuntu machines. I suspect that Google search results may be tagging the image with a different class name for each language. I tested this on my Google search which is running on the English version.
Hi, The last commit you did is fine. It seems that the location does not interfer in the class names, at least by using any line as driver.execute_cdp_cmd("Emulation.setGeolocationOverride", dict(latitude=1.290270, longitude=103.851959, accuracy=100)) Nevertheless it works fine for me now. Thanks! All the best.
Hi, it's working great again. Thank you, ohyicong!
Hi! I love your code that I use from times to times since a long time. I just tried it today and it seems that Google class names changed. From the initial "python main.py" (of the last version) images tab is empty. I tryed to test possible class names from hand made example but I did not fix it. Do you have the same problem from your site? Best, Greg