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Name		[?]The name is used to identify this rip. It will appear in the rip's link. No spaces are allowed, using only lowercase letters is recommended.
Title		[?]The title will appear on top of the rip page. May be left blank.

Remove this page[-]

Title		[?]The title will appear on top of the rip page. May be left blank.
Start Page		[?]The URL where the rip starts. If no navigation follows, the bits will be looked for on this page.If you define navigation actions, the first action will use a form or a link on this page.
Next Link	# pages	[?]If your ripped page is continued on following, similar pages (i.e., where the same bits may be extracted), you can specify the label of the link which jumps to the next page. Use number (#) of pages to only load the first x pages. Entering nothing or 0 will load all available pages.

		[?]Required. Choose this, if the corresponding field must not be left blank.	[?]Constant. Choose this, if the corresponding field will always have the value entered. If this option is not selected, the entered value will be discarded on save.
plz		*	C	[?]This is a normal text field. Please enter a matching value.
menge		*	C	[?]This is a normal text field. Please enter a matching value.
abladestellen		*	C	[?]This field is a select box. Enter one of the labels found in the corresponding page.

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Label			[?]The label will appear in front of the found information for this bit. May be left blank.
XPath			[?]The XPath defines how to find this information bit. Basically, this is the hierarchy of HTML tags on the destination page that leads to the desired element (eg. /html/body/div[2]). For more help on XPath, see our FAQ.
Indizes	[?]If this bit returns more than one value, you may specify which ones should be selected. You may enter a comma-separated list of numbers, like 1,2,4,6; a range like 2..5; or a keyword as last, all_but_last, all_but_first, every_even, every_odd, every_second, every_third, every_fourth.	Remove this bit[-]

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Remove this page[-]

Title		[?]The title will appear on top of the rip page. May be left blank.
Start Page		[?]The URL where the rip starts. If no navigation follows, the bits will be looked for on this page.If you define navigation actions, the first action will use a form or a link on this page.
Next Link	# pages	[?]If your ripped page is continued on following, similar pages (i.e., where the same bits may be extracted), you can specify the label of the link which jumps to the next page. Use number (#) of pages to only load the first x pages. Entering nothing or 0 will load all available pages.

[+] Add a navigation action

Label			[?]The label will appear in front of the found information for this bit. May be left blank.
XPath			[?]The XPath defines how to find this information bit. Basically, this is the hierarchy of HTML tags on the destination page that leads to the desired element (eg. /html/body/div[2]). For more help on XPath, see our FAQ.
Indizes	[?]If this bit returns more than one value, you may specify which ones should be selected. You may enter a comma-separated list of numbers, like 1,2,4,6; a range like 2..5; or a keyword as last, all_but_last, all_but_first, every_even, every_odd, every_second, every_third, every_fourth.	Remove this bit[-]

[+] Add a new bit

[+] Add a new page

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