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September 16, 2018
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I would like to have some instruction about the possibility of CyberSEO to extract content from HTML documents. Is there a link on this? I bought CyberSEO because in the product description it was said that CyberSEO was able to extract content as well as from RSS and ATOM documents, even from HTML documents.

http://www.cyberseo.net/premium-plugins/
It can import any type of content form CSV tables, raw text dumps, HTML documents and JSON files.

September 16, 2018
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Yes it can import the content from any CSV, RSS, JSON w/o any problems. But not from any HTML files. There are some restrictions of course. Come HTML pages can be parsed, but some not.

September 17, 2018
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Do you have a link that divides the html documents that you can extract and how to extract them if there are special procedures? Thank you,

September 17, 2018
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Sure. Here it is: Login to see this link

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I followed the link Login to see this link and I followed the recommended procedure from the site. Under "Site-specific extraction rules" the page says to type the following command "git clone Login to see this link". I wrote the command, using the Putty program, on a server Linux Debian 8 but I got the "command not found" error. I believe the server does not recognize the Git command. It's not important, I think, but do you have an idea about where I went wrong with the procedure? Thank you.

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No, there is no procedure I can suggest you to follow. It's a 3rd party scrip which is not included into CyberSEO. You can use as a separate product only. So if you have any questions regarding it, please contact its developers directly.

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