It took me a while but after playing around with the extracted HTML in a browser as well it looks like it was failing because the HTML is not valid. To work around that I added a Set node that wrapped the data back inside the <table></table> tags then used table > tbody > tr to extract the rows.
Hi @Jon
In this case you can even use simply tr instead of table > tbody > tr. But did you try the last node, the one with td? It still doesn’t work.
And I think, there’s something should be done about that. I got this issue from my client who wanted to parse big tables and failed to do this. But when you simply change the tags, averything works.
I did try the last node as well and that had empty data in it which I assume came from the a selector not existing but at the time there is a good chance that is failing because the HML is not valid as well. I am not that familiar with the Cheerio package we use but I did try to copy the output as an html file and select using browser tools and had the same issue.