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Chelsea

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  1. As promised, the solution: clear list(%Navigation Errors) clear list(%Log In Errors) if($search page("<h2 class=\"status_title sign_dangerous\" id=\"lbl_status\">Dangerous Page</h2>")) { then { add list to list(%Navigation Errors, $scrape attribute(<id="address">, "innertext"), "Delete", "Global") alert("Navigation Error") } else { } } if($search page("<div id=\"login_error\">")) { then { alert("Log In Failed") add list to list(%Log In Errors, $scr
  2. Oh, duh. I've been through the tutorials, but it's a lot to take in all at once. Have to jump in and learn through trial and error eventually. More error than anything at the moment, but that'll change. Thanks, Dan!
  3. Ok, not sure I follow you, but I get the gist. Thanks for the input! I'll try making the bot without multiple-threading and see if just a simple loop works. It'll increase the overall time for the bot to do the task, but if it works, it works. Thanks again.
  4. Not sure quite what you mean by passing #row as a define parameter...? It seems like a simple enough command: when the bot navigates to a page, it should navigate to one of the domains in the table and each time it opens a new thread or whatever, it picks the next domain in the table...seems like it should be easy enough that there have to be existing commands in Ubot to do it. Guess I'll submit a support ticket. Someone has to know how to do this. Thanks for the offer of a plug-in, but I'm not sure I want to delve into that just yet.
  5. What did you set #completed rows to? And why do you have that if($comparison... bit at the end? What are variables A, B and C for? If you get rid of that bit of code, would the loop process still work correctly? Need help figuring out how to do this but with a table instead of a list, so I'm looking to set a #row variable and make it increment that after completing a loop, but it won't work. Help, please!
  6. What is the difference between these 3 options and when do you use them? Problem I'm having: need to scrape an attribute from a page for multiple accounts, but with the same script, how do you do this? If there's a log in error, need to scrape the domain name that is having the error and add it to a list to send to the user so they know there's been a log in error for that domain. When I do something simple like $scrape attribute(href"http://www.domain.com") the href area populates with the specific domain in the script that has the log in error. So, when another domain using the same scr
  7. Okay, think I've got the #row thing figured out: set(#row, 0, "Global")...seems like it should work. But, for whatever reason, when the bot navigates to two domains at the same time (thread count set to 2) it navigates to the same domain twice instead of 2 different domains. Do I have to increment the #row variable sooner in my script? Not sure how that's supposed to work...? Any Multiple-Threaders out there that know how to log into different accounts from the same list/table? Confused. So close and yet so very very far.
  8. So I figured out that the error has to do with the #row variable. I'm trying to set the variable to be any row in the table. So the increment command will mean moving from row 0 to row 1 and so on. I tried this before with lists, but there must be a way to do this with a table. Domains are in column 0 of the table &WP Update Domains and Passwords are in column 1. The bot needs to navigate to the domain in column 0, row 0 and add /wp-admin to the end of the domain name to navigate to Word Press for that domain. Hence the command: navigate("{$table cell(&WP Update Domains, #row, 0)}/wp
  9. Yeah, I went another way with #row and then increment(#row), which should work, but I'm getting a script error now. I don't know how to make $next list item work with a table, so if you have any hints or tips to make that happen, let me know. Here's the script error and the new code, what did I do wrong? Error: bad lexical cast: source type value could not be interpreted as target Source: > WP Update > loop > loop process > run procedure > thread > thread > in new browser > navigate > $table cell define Start up { set user agent("Chrome") allow javascript
  10. So I have an excel document with a column of domains and a column of passwords for the word press account for that domain: domain 1 password 1 domain 2 password 2 etc I've added that excel spreadsheet to Ubot and turned it into 2 lists: %Domains and %Passwords I've created a script that will navigate to the /wp-admin website extension for each domain (This may be where the problem is, not sure), log in, update plug-ins, update wp and log out. That's in a loop function that should cycle through the domain list until all of the domains' wp and plug-ins are updated. ...Howev
  11. So, now I'm breaking the errors down into two steps so the user knows which error occurred (either a navigation to site error or a log in error) and this is what I have so far: } define run procedure { thread { in new browser { navigate("{$list item(%Domains, 0)}/wp-admin", "Wait") wait for browser event("Page Loaded", "") if($search page("Dangerous Page")) { then { set(#dangerous, $scrape attribute(<id="address">, "innertext"), "Global") add item to list(%Navigation Errors, #danger
  12. Thanks for the post! I understand what you're saying, but I'm not sure how to make the alert do what I want if the website doesn't work. I have the search page command looking for "error" which pops up if the log in fails or "dangerous" which pops up if the site can't be navigated to directly do to a firewall or something. So, I get how to make it alert me if there is an error. I just don't understand how to make it tell me which specific domain error-ed out. If the bot finds "error" or "dangerous" it should send me an alert saying: "Error with domain: [domain]". The domain in brackets is
  13. Looking to create an error alert that returns the account that failed to log in. Trying to create a bot that updates word press. Here's the code so far: define Start up { set user agent("Chrome") allow javascript("Yes") allow images("Yes") clear table(&WP Update Domains) create table from file("C:\\randomfile.csv", &WP Update Domains) clear list(%Domains) add list to list(%Domains, $plugin function("TableCommands.dll", "$list from table", &WP Update Domains, "Column", 0), "Delete", "Global") clear list(%Passwords) add list to list(%Passwords, $
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