This portion is relative Xpath as it finds multiple Date items in Chrome WebDevTools but it is not complete and I am not sure how to implement the unique Iframe traversal for the Date and Podcast time duration custom added fields I added that Octoparse's Relative XPath settings are looking for. I saw what might be another helpful post on Stackexchange about this but I was not able to make sense of it. So when I attempt to fix this by using the Relative XPath setting in Octoparse to loop each item in order to gather all individually unique, it does not get any values even though this relative Xpath is finding all items when I use WebDevTools to search and find all occurrences seen within Chrome. This results in the same value copied for each record. However, while I am able to custom add Date and Podcast time duration using an Absolute Xpath i.e. The problem is that while Octoparse will automatically auto-detect the Title, Title_URL, and Content webpage data and correctly set up the Pagination, Scroll Page, and Loop item workflow to extract (Title, Title_URL, and Content fields), it does not auto-detect the 'Date' and 'Podcast time duration' fields of each individual podcast as these pieces appear to be getting embedded from an iframe. I'm using Octoparse's free version which allows for scraping locally. I am trying to use Octoparse to extract the podcast details from Marie Brown's "Beyond the kitchen table" website.
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