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When I do this horseman does not load jQuery because it thinks jQuery is already loaded, because the site is already using $ for another function.
At first I thought it would be a good idea to make the jQuery detection more robust by doing a jQuery version lookup and parsing the jQuery name out. However that's problematic because jQuery would simply overwrite that function. SO that functionality is not a good default behavior, which lead me to the thought that horseman should allow a forced jQuery injection without checking to see if it is there, as well as the ability to initiate a force jQuery injection anywhere in the action chain. That way the user can decide if it is appropriate to overwrite the $ function.
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I'm trying to scrape this web page: https://www.manheim.com/login?WT.svl=m_hdr_gnav_login
When I do this horseman does not load jQuery because it thinks jQuery is already loaded, because the site is already using $ for another function.
At first I thought it would be a good idea to make the jQuery detection more robust by doing a jQuery version lookup and parsing the jQuery name out. However that's problematic because jQuery would simply overwrite that function. SO that functionality is not a good default behavior, which lead me to the thought that horseman should allow a forced jQuery injection without checking to see if it is there, as well as the ability to initiate a force jQuery injection anywhere in the action chain. That way the user can decide if it is appropriate to overwrite the $ function.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: