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title: "Web Scrape Pages With AJAX - Mozenda Scraping Tool."
slug: "handling-ajax"
description: "Many modern websites use a set of techniques and technologies referred to as AJAX to actively update parts of a web page without reloading the entire page. Web Scrape Pages With AJAX."
tags: ["load", "data", "collect", "harvest", "gather"]
updated: 2024-05-14T14:06:10Z
published: 2024-05-14T14:06:10Z
canonical: "help.mozenda.com/handling-ajax"
---

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#  Scrape pages that use AJAX

Many modern websites use a set of techniques and technologies referred to as *AJAX* (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) to actively update parts of a web page without reloading the entire page. This requires less network bandwidth and provides the user a more dynamic, responsive experience.

Mozenda agents can react to these changes so you can consume the data from these sites just as you would from a static or CMS-generated site.

1. In the Agent Builder, open the agent.
2. Right-click the action that changes the page, and then select **Properties**.

This might be a Click Item, Set User Input, or Page List action.

1. Click **After Performing Action**.
2. Check the box next to **Wait for AJAX** to alter the page.
3. Click **SAVE**.

![HandlingAJAX_Image1(1)](https://cdn.document360.io/03076343-9561-4857-8a4e-9f3bfed20ced/Images/Documentation/HandlingAJAX_Image1%281%29.PNG)

1. Test the agent to ensure that it waits for the new content to load before it proceeds to the next action.