Thanks for long reply,

yes, ideal situation would be have those informations in one config. But I really can't imagine such a config, I will give you explanation: we have 50 different websites - I will compare 2 of them.

On 1st website is something like catalog, I have to click on category links, later click to sub-category, there should be paging (or not), clicking to detail, there should be more pages with details, parse all info I need, and save it to DB.

On 2nd website I have to simulate queries, so it is totally different as first, I get some list, clicking on that list, get other list, clicking and so on...

So creating general config like this and making all those routines in Baseclass seems nearly same to me. Problem is, there is really no same navigation nowhere and data is always stored other as on any page. I'd like to see how such a config should look like, never seen that. I know this would be ideal, but...Could you show me such a config, please ?

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