To begin, I work for a car dealership. I'm extremely uneducated in code and at most can usually navigate to what I want in HTML. Unfortunately I don't have the time to become fluent in any code, but I really appreciate how useful this could be to my dealership. Obviously, this community doesn't owe me anything, but it would be super cool to get some pointers/help here.
My Goal: To scan the HTML of a few competitor dealerships and notify me of changes. (Extracting that data would be huge, but that's a whole other scenario.)
What I know: I am using the Page Monitor chrome extension to scan filtered inventory pages. There are specific URLs based on how many listings per page, all the way down to mileage so I am able to get quite specific. There are regex options per page and it seems the best way for me to avoid false alerts
There can be as many as 100 vehicle listings per page and I want to get an alert if any prices change:
<dd data-price="19377" class="vehicle_price price_tp-selling ">$19,377</dd>
It looks like I have two options that I can track based on HTML code. Again, there will be as many as 100 of these fields per page at times.
Unfortunately, it seems Regex can get quite broad so I'm not able to pinpoint exactly what to learn and again, I just can't dedicate the time to fully learn the language. Obviously, shooting me the modifier for Page Monitor would be awesome, but if you guys have a solid resource for something more specific to my needs I'm not opposed to giving it a look.
Thanks!