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  1. Thanks for your reply, it did not work: https://i.gyazo.com/b20898d00772944d1ee61d26c67892c7.png I tried changing the intervals etc. The typing does not have any effect on the results. It's like the input is not being sent to the server.
  2. Hi, I'd like to get ranking for an apps via appAnnie (https://www.appannie.com) website. The procedure is as follows: 1. Type app name 2. Click on the required app from the drop down menu The problem: when using ubot to send type text, it doesn't have the same effect as if you were using the keyboard, and as a result - the dropdown does not reflect what the bot inputs. Example: using ubot to type "facebook" does not result in "facebook" being showed on the drop down list of apps. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated
  3. Thanks for the reply guys, highly appreciated! On some situations, the algorithm provided doesn't return values for #secondLargestName at all. When it happens, #secondLargestNumber returns 0. Those two missing values are required for future usage. Attached a GIF (mouse hover gives you video controls such as pause): https://i.gyazo.com/ab7d77185cbadf97a2fd0d1ea0adece6.mp4 I tried to come up with a solution but couldn't figure it out, still new at this.
  4. Hi there I'm new to uBot. Excited to be part of the community There is a table in a web page. For this example let's say that there are two columns: "Name" and "Value" From this table, I need to compare (difference) between two values - the highest value, and the 2nd highest value. Then, I need to know which name is assigned with the highest value. My (textual) algorithm is as follows: 1. Scrape required column value for each row 2. Scrape the name of each row 3. Add the two above to a table 4. Compare between the highest and 2nd highest value 5. Determine the name of the high
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