$iframe.contents().find('.result-row').each(function(){ data.push({ title: $(this).find('.result-title').text(),

$iframe.contents().find('.result-row').each(function(){ data.push({ title: $(this).find('.result-title').text(), img: $(this).find('img').attr("src"), price: $(this).find('.result-price:first').text() }); // And everything starts running when you set first iframe's target url $iframe.prop("src", "https://newyork.craigslist.org/d/apts-housing-for-rent/search/apa"); Looks like he wants output something like title: img: price: I tried reproducing this example without using Javascript, instead using curl and sed. The output is image: title: price I did not try to move "title:" above "image:" though I bet this could be done using the hold space. Nor did I format this as JSON though that would be easy to do. n=0;while true;do test $n -le 3000||break; curl https://newyork.craigslist.org/d/apts-housing-for-rent/search/apa?s=$n|sed -n ' /result-title hdrlnk/{s/.*\">/title: /;s/<.*//;/^title: /p;}; /./{/result-meta/,/\/span/{/result-price/s/.*\">/price: /;s/<.*//;/price/p;};}; /data-ids=\"/{s|1:[^,\">]*|https://images.craigslist.org/&_600x450.jpg|g;s/,/, /g; s/1://g;s/>//;s/.*data-ids=/image: /;/^image: /p;}' n=$((n+120));done