Parsing "check in store" information from zara.com

[Саша Белков]

Hello everyone! I think I need some assistance...

I want to parse clothes availability information from Zara website. I need this for russian website but it is completely the same with UK version. 

For example this bomber jacket - https://www.zara.com/uk/en/contrast-bomber-jacket-p03046378.html

What is all about? I am looking for sale items all over the country. But I cant get result for the whole country. There is no results for "Russia" or "England" unput. So I have to manually type 40 cities, one by one. It would have been bearable for 1 item but I am in need of so many on an everyday basis (pieces are restocking all the time).

I am going to attach 4 photos of my steps (11.jpg, 22 .jpg  , 33 .jpg  , 44 .jpg  ) on the website to get what I need (check these please). Having troubles to set parsehub properly. Most of them are with pop-up screen and with "clicking" on sizes (tried the "Loop" action but it didn't work). 

As you can see there are ton of results for this piece in London because it is not on sale. For my pieces there are no results almost all the time. So I need to find this precious city where the item is still available.

I want to set some kind of an algorithm which allows me to just put the item link and have the results - city and size. Or just city. I will check the result manually anyway to figure details of the particular store.

Happy Holiday and thank you in advance!

[Andrew11]

I forwarded this to one of the tech support people at ParseHub... there's something funny about the city search step at the end which doesn't want to execute. He should get back to you soon... sorry I couldn't do it on my own!

[Саша Белков]

Thank you for looking into this!

суббота, 8 января 2022 г. в 10:49:36 UTC+3, Andrew11:

[sh...@parsehub.com]

Hi,

I just took a look at the site for you and tried to implement the process into ParseHub but got stuck on the last step when trying to click the search button after inputting the location. It appears that the site refuses to respond to ParseHub's attempt to click the search button. I used our browser simulation and IP Rotation features but was still unsuccessful. My guess is that Zara is using some kind of humanity detection to avoid loading results to automated services such as ParseHub.

I am sorry for the inconvenience.
Cheers,
Shan