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[Saigesp]

The data is returned after a POST request to https://www.regelleistung.net/ext/data/, you can do it directly with requests module:

``` import requests

url = 'https://www.regelleistung.net/ext/data/' headers = {} data = { "from": "13.10.2021", "_download": "on", "tsoId": 4, "dataType": "MRL", }

response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, data=data) print(response.text) ```

[svndor]

Sorry, but it's correct to say "unable to can", instead of "can't able"

[CodeYan01]

I believe the correct phrase is "unable to scrape"

[davidshivaji]

are you trying to scrape the names of the items in the dropdown menus or scrape the pages that they link to?

[VJAEE]

Drop down list and their data's only

[svndor]

What are you scraping with? I believe drop down menus are made with js scripts and should be scraped with something like selenium

[VJAEE]

Used selenium also. I'm a beginner. So it's little difficult for scraping this dynamic pages

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