iMacros to get TITLE and URL from searches Google (SERP) - imacros

Question

I cannot get the URL from search result Google, and only need to get main URL no need full URL. please help.
sample SERP:
googleforeducation.blogspot.com/.../teach-and-learn-from-everywh
WANT to become:
googleforeducation.blogspot.com
I did try and below is the full script. Thank you.
VERSION BUILD=8871104 RECORDER=FX
TAB T=1
SET !REPLAYSPEED FAST
SET !ERRORIGNORE YES
SET !EXTRACT_TEST_POPUP NO
URL GOTO=https://www.google.co.id/search?q=%2Bblogspot.com&bav=on.2,or.&biw=1064&bih=666&dpr=1#tbs=qdr:m&q=learn+blogspot+site:blogspot.com
TAG POS={{!LOOP}} TYPE=H3 ATTR=TXT:* EXTRACT=TXT
TAG POS={{!LOOP}} TYPE=CITE ATTR=CLASS:_Rm EXTRACT=HREF
SET !EXTRACT EVAL("want to get only <something>.blogspot.com OR only main URL");
SAVEAS TYPE=EXTRACT FOLDER=* FILE=Google.csv

Answer 1

Try this:
SET !EXTRACT EVAL("'{{!EXTRACT}}'.split('/')[0];")

Answer 2

Your Question: Run search in google for param in site and gather sundomains from results.
-Jump to last code sample for a working solution-
1)My suggestion is to look for the solution in another technology and not in macros. E.g Perl + LWP to get page source and then regex to pars it.
2)To the point, Your macro does not work because the element you selected does not contain an HREF tag, please use "Inspect Element" button in your browser to see you page layout.
I would use REGEX with iMacros to locate urls at pre-defined locations, for example the TRANSLATE button that always appears next to the finding in a foreign domain. (Or webchache, see last example).
The next code catches the subdomain for the first translate button only.
SEARCH SOURCE=REGEXP:"https://translate.google.{20,50}u=http://(.{1,50}).blogspot.com/&" EXTRACT="Subdomain is $1"
PROMPT {{!EXTRACT}}
Unfortunately when trying to loop the regex the grouping keeps overwriting $1
E.G (Not working properly but this is the more elegant way to go if someone can fix it):
SEARCH SOURCE=REGEXP:"(?:https://translate.google.{20,50}u=http://(.{1,50}).blogspot.com/&.+?){1,6}" EXTRACT="Subdomains are $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6"
PROMPT {{!EXTRACT}}
?: is to disable extracting for current grouping.
{1,6} is to run 1 to 6 times and extract the subdomain.
A Walkaround could be to copy past the code 6?8?20? times. This time i'm going to use a different anchor (webcache link) that should work for more people out of the box regardless of language.
E.G:
URL GOTO=https://www.google.co.il/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=tHCOV5S_INHb8Afd24GwCg#tbs=qdr:m&q=learn+blogspot+site:blogspot.com
SEARCH SOURCE=REGEXP:"(?:webcache.{19}com/search.q=cache:.{12}:(.{1,40}.blogspot.com)/).+?(?:webcache.{19}com/search.q=cache:.{12}:(.{1,40}.blogspot.com)/).+?(?:webcache.{19}com/search.q=cache:.{12}:(.{1,40}.blogspot.com)/).+?(?:webcache.{19}com/search.q=cache:.{12}:(.{1,40}.blogspot.com)/).+?(?:webcache.{19}com/search.q=cache:.{12}:(.{1,40}.blogspot.com)/).+?(?:webcache.{19}com/search.q=cache:.{12}:(.{1,40}.blogspot.com)/).+?(?:webcache.{19}com/search.q=cache:.{12}:(.{1,40}.blogspot.com)/).+?(?:webcache.{19}com/search.q=cache:.{12}:(.{1,40}.blogspot.com)/).+?" EXTRACT="Domains are $1,$2,$3,$4,$5,$6,$7,$8"
PROMPT {{!EXTRACT}}
Last one is a working solution for you, but code-wise it is ugly.
If someone reads this at a later time when google changed the page layout you will need to "Inspect element" on the page, search for "cache" and tweak the regex a little bit.
If you want more explanation for the regex i'd be glad to help step by step