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Tate7918
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7 years ago
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Object Identification: Page name changes, field name does not

Hi! I'm new to TC and struggling with coming up with a solution to ambiguous object names.   Basically, I need to "scrape" the value of a specific field on a web page. The field is, regardless o...
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    cunderw
    7 years ago

    You can use * in the namemapping criteria for your page.

     

    Say your two pages are test.1.example.com and test.2.example.com. 

     

    In your namemapping for the url property of the mapped page, you can change it to test.*.example.com

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cunderw
Community Hero
7 years ago

You can use * in the namemapping criteria for your page.

 

Say your two pages are test.1.example.com and test.2.example.com. 

 

In your namemapping for the url property of the mapped page, you can change it to test.*.example.com

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    Tate7918
    New Contributor
    7 years ago

    Thank you for your reply. 

    It took some trial and error to figure out exactly where to update the URL mapping, but I was able to get it to work and get the alias names to be friendlier as well.

     

    Accepting as answer.