You should only need 1 webparser measure.
Try this RegExp line: (?siU).*<div class="cuadro_dest">.*>\$ (.*)</span>.*desde.*<span style="color.*>(.*)</span>
It captures nothing until it finds <div class="cuadro_dest", then looks for a dollar sign and a space ($ must be escaped using \$) and captures everything up to <\span>, then looks for <span style="color followed by a > and captures everything up to the first < symbol. RainRegExp can help in these cases.
Try this RegExp line: (?siU).*<div class="cuadro_dest">.*>\$ (.*)</span>.*desde.*<span style="color.*>(.*)</span>
It captures nothing until it finds <div class="cuadro_dest", then looks for a dollar sign and a space ($ must be escaped using \$) and captures everything up to <\span>, then looks for <span style="color followed by a > and captures everything up to the first < symbol.
Code:
[MeasureJUS]Measure=WebParserURL=https://www.abogado.org.ar/jus-unidad-econ%C3%B3mica-158.htmlRegExp=(?siU).*<div class="cuadro_dest">.*>\$ (.*)</span>.*desde.*<span style="color.*>(.*)</span>UpdateRate=3600; Debug=2Statistics: Posted by eclectic-tech — 12 minutes ago