G'day samberman,

Welcome to the Monastery.

I searched for pageView in the source of http://shop.tcgplayer.com/yugioh/abyss-rising/abyss-dweller. It wasn't found!

On the web page, I see a "Login" link. Did you log in before navigating to this page? That could change the content.

In the source HTML, I see a lot of the content is generated with JavaScript. Furthermore, some of the JavaScript code appears to be dynamically generated; for instance, I see 'var SHIPPINGCOUNTRY = 'AU';' in one <script>...</script> element (I'm in Australia) and that's reflected in the web page under "Shipping Country" (bottom left corner).

Anyway, without being able to see the same markup as you've posted, here's some things to try:

• You say you "can print $content". Does that contain the same markup as the "snippet from the web page" you posted?
• Are there more than one element with the attribute class="pageView"? What does $parent hold?
• Is your XPath expression correct? Did you perhaps want '//option' or '/select/option' instead of the '/option' part? [Here's the "Abbreviated Syntax" section of the full "XPath Specification"]

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