Wishlist: Find element in Website, do actions

[hello]

After some hours could I was finally able to scrape a website using KM and felt awesome ,
I was able to do thanks that googling around the forum to help me out there were many examples and answers from this great forum

So, those threads I found were similar, asking how-to, and examples of functions such as Xpath, document.getElementsByClassName, etc, so I thought it'd be helpful to have an official method to:
1-Check if an element has been found using XPath, ID, Class (similar to the "True" of image found),
Example: A dropdown with options about approach.
2-check if it's unique or not.
3-Actions: Save as variable, to Clipboard, Display in Window, etc.

Thoughts, sir @peternlewis

[hello]

just minutes after posting, found this macro:

Read text and attributes of web items by XPath

You've got one more stage to go The action returns its results (possibly including several matches) as a JSON string. See the synopsis on the readme sheet above, and the the end of the main function in the action: // HARVEST IN JSON FORMAT return JSON.stringify({ 'doc': { 'URL': strPageURL, 'title': document.title }, 'anchor': oRoot ? nodeAttribs(oRoot) : null, 'xpath': strPath, 'firstOnly': blnFirstOnly, 'matches': nodesToRead.map(nodeAtt…

[JMichaelTX]

@hello

1-Check if an element has been found using XPath, ID, Class (similar to the "True" of image found),
Example: A dropdown with options about approach.
2-check if it's unique or not.
3-Actions: Save as variable, to Clipboard, Display in Window, etc.

I think you have most of that in this Macro:

MACRO: Pause Until Web Page Element Exists [Example]

This uses the JavaScript "querySelector" rather than "XPath", which I much prefer, because it is much easier to construct and use, and can identify almost all of the same elements that XPath can.