Problems exiting child page and continuing to iterate through table

Hi! I watched through a bunch of the videos, read a bunch of forum posts and most of the documentation but can't quite get my scraping to fully work.

Background:

  1. The main page is paginated and has ten records per page with pagination buttons that don't change the URL. (My Scouting)
  2. I successfully used "Element click" to paginate through these pages. The selector is targeting the rows of the table.
  3. I [can] successfully scrape text data from the table using this method.
  4. I can jump into the child page linked in the table. But then the scraper gets stuck on the child page and never returns to the main page.
  5. The link itself is hidden behind Javascript but Web Scraper is obviously finding it when I use SelectorLink.
  6. The child page does have a unique URL. (e.g. My Scouting)
  7. I'd like to pull various text entries from the child page into the same row of data as the parent page's table row. e.g. the parent page table has name, status and unit. The child page has email and address. So the output would be best if it were:

Name|Status|Unit|Email|Address

Sitemap:
{"_id":"Leads2","startUrl":["https://my.scouting.org/69799648-F990-4368-9E91/membership-manager/invitation"],"selectors":[{"clickActionType":"real","clickElementSelector":"li.ant-pagination-item a","clickElementUniquenessType":"uniqueText","clickType":"clickOnce","delay":2000,"discardInitialElements":"do-not-discard","id":"page","multiple":true,"parentSelectors":["_root"],"selector":"tr.ant-table-row","type":"SelectorElementClick"},{"id":"parentName","multiple":false,"parentSelectors":["page"],"regex":"","selector":"td:nth-of-type(2) div","type":"SelectorText"},{"id":"source","multiple":false,"parentSelectors":["page"],"regex":"","selector":".c-invitation-manager-table__source-text span","type":"SelectorText"},{"id":"status","multiple":false,"parentSelectors":["page"],"regex":"","selector":"span.ant-tag","type":"SelectorText"},{"id":"unit","multiple":false,"parentSelectors":["page"],"regex":"","selector":"div.c-invitation-manager-table__unit-name--name","type":"SelectorText"},{"id":"gender","multiple":false,"parentSelectors":["page"],"regex":"","selector":"div.c-gender-icon","type":"SelectorText"},{"id":"lead","linkType":"linkFromRedirect","multiple":false,"parentSelectors":["page"],"selector":"parent","type":"SelectorLink"},{"id":"email","multiple":false,"parentSelectors":["lead"],"regex":"","selector":".c-invitation-detail-summary-card__contact-info a","type":"SelectorText"}]}

Hi, sorry but the site requires a login.

Does that mean it's not possible? With login I was able to scrape the paginated parent pages. The challenge is exiting the child page and looping to the next child page. It just kind of stops on the first child page.

Any advice here? This would be super helpful to our non-profit and I can get all the data from the main paginated table but as soon as I click into child records it just gets stuck at the first child record and doesn't iterate any further in the list.

What I get back in the first page of paginated table contents and it doesn't attempt to paginate further. If I don't click into the child pages then it paginates correctly.

This sitemap doesn't click into child records and paginates correctly:
{"_id":"Leads","startUrl":["https://my.scouting.org/blah/membership-manager/invitation"],"selectors":[{"id":"page","parentSelectors":["_root"],"type":"SelectorElementClick","clickActionType":"real","clickElementSelector":"li.ant-pagination-item a","clickElementUniquenessType":"uniqueText","clickType":"clickOnce","delay":2000,"discardInitialElements":"do-not-discard","multiple":true,"selector":"tr.ant-table-row"},{"id":"parentName","parentSelectors":["page"],"type":"SelectorText","selector":"td:nth-of-type(2) div","multiple":false,"regex":""},{"id":"source","parentSelectors":["page"],"type":"SelectorText","selector":".c-invitation-manager-table__source-text span","multiple":false,"regex":""},{"id":"status","parentSelectors":["page"],"type":"SelectorText","selector":"span.ant-tag","multiple":false,"regex":""},{"id":"unit","parentSelectors":["page"],"type":"SelectorText","selector":"div.c-invitation-manager-table__unit-name--name","multiple":false,"regex":""},{"id":"gender","parentSelectors":["page"],"type":"SelectorText","selector":"div.c-gender-icon","multiple":false,"regex":""}]}

Hi, I cannot recommend a solution without being able to inspect/access the HTML.