Scraping in R, aspx form don’t know how to get data
Hello Im traying to scrape data from https://eservicios2.aguascalientes.gob.mx/sop/geobras/UI/frmObrasTodas.aspx
Hello Im traying to scrape data from https://eservicios2.aguascalientes.gob.mx/sop/geobras/UI/frmObrasTodas.aspx
I’m trying to automate the download of the Panel Study of Income Dynamics files available on this web page using R. Clicking on any of those files takes the user through to this login/authentication page. After authentication, it’s easy to download the files with your web browser. Unfortunately, the httr code below does not appear to be maintaining the authentication. I have tried inspecting the Headers in Chrome for the Login.aspx page (as described here), but it doesn’t appear to maintain the authentication even when I believe I’m passing in all the correct values. I don’t care if it’s done with httr or RCurl or something else, I’d just like something that works inside R so I don’t need to have users of this script have to download the files manually or with some completely separate program. One of my attempts at this is below, but it doesn’t work. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!! 😀
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