Hi,

I had a similar task, but now it’s low prio among others, unfinished, so I can share my experience at that moment.

i used following method to get JSON-object from API, parse and output.

Well i was able to perform the same with html

(skipped first lines to fetch…it works for different Name field values implemented in google search "site:somesite.com My Search Sentence, and script run by button)

i know there is some better way to parse HTML and i’ve “invented a wheel”, but that’s just an example it can be done quite easy. Just output(inspect) a fetch result and think how to locate your value.

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let response = await remoteFetchAsync(word);

const pageSummary = await response.text();

let location=pageSummary.indexOf('property_name')-80;

if (location<0) throw new Error(word+' Not Found');

let pos1=pageSummary.indexOf('https:',location);

let pos2=pageSummary.indexOf('&amp;sa',pos1);

let address=pageSummary.slice(pos1,pos2).trim();



//my output is link with  "wrong" symbols and i need to correct them. 

//Maybe that part not interesting for your case

//looping because replace only works with first match, so  

function rplc(text){return text.replace('%3F','?').replace('%3D','=').

replace('%26','&').replace('%2B','+')};

let temp_adr=rplc(address);

while (temp_adr!=address) {address=temp_adr;temp_adr=rplc(address) }

await rootTable.updateRecordAsync(record.id,{ 'URL_on_BRD' : address } );





output.text(pos1+' - '+pos2);



output.inspect(address);