SeoToolsGetConfig() Question

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#1

I have these two <Header...> tags in my config's section:

<Header Name="User-Agent">
<Header Name="Accept">

When I insert the following formula, it only returns the first instance for User-Agent:

=SeoToolsGetConfig("HttpDownloader/GlobalSettings/RequestHeaders/Header")

Is it possible to identify a specific instance of such tags?

I tried changing the path to .../Header[@name='Accept'] or .../Header[@name], and even specifying "name" as a second parameter, but none of these worked. I did discover, however, that enumerating the path such as .../Header[2] does work. :grinning:

If specifying properties (similar to Xpath) is not currently possible, I'd like to request this feature. Even better, maybe return multiple values as an array, just as with XPathOnUrl()?

#2

Hi,

Can you try to use the Dump() formula? Should return an array of both Headers.

#3

Nope. It doesn't return an array, so Dump() simply shows the same result. Here are the full tags for both Headers in my config if you'd like to try it:

<Header Name="User-Agent">Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/66.0.3359.139 Safari/537.36</Header>
<Header Name="Accept">text/html</Header>
#4

You are correct, will add this to the todo-list. Thanks for being observant :slight_smile:

#5

An overdue update. I've changed so the function returns an array which is compatible with Dump(). Will be available in the next release of Seotools.

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