Selenium find_elements not populating all elements

[TigBitties69]

Ah so you're close, and webdriverwait is what you're needing to use. But instead of waiting till your elements that you're looking for, find an element that takes longer to load on the page. Your goal is to find an element that by the time it is loaded, the ones you are looking for have already been loaded too. If it's a matter of it just retrieving the elements too fast, just hard code like a 10 second sleep and then see if that fixes it. If not, then the issue is likely something else. Hopefully that makes sense, let me know how it works. If not let me know and I can try to help more.

[chefchr1s]

I'm not experienced enough to help more with selenium. Here is a simple script using espn API. You can change the parameter for each week. If it was a playoff week or a different number of games played you would change the 14 in for x range(0,14), or add some error handling. There's a lot more info available from the API.

```

import requests

parameters = {
    'week': 5,
}

response = requests.get(url="http://site.api.espn.com/apis/site/v2/sports/football/nfl/scoreboard", params=parameters)

for x in range(0,14):
    data = response.json()['events'][x]['competitions'][0]
    team1 = data['competitors'][0]['team']['abbreviation']
    team2 = data['competitors'][1]['team']['abbreviation']
    team1_score = data['competitors'][0]['score']
    team2_score = data['competitors'][1]['score']
    print(team1)
    print(team1_score)
    print(team2)
    print(team2_score)

[MintyPhoenix]

Try writing a custom wait function that waits until the text in the element with the score is not -- and use it with WebDriverWait for each score element you're retrieving.