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Gigas

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About Gigas

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    Newbie
  • Birthday 07/24/1981

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Ontario, Canada
  • Interests
    Software!

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    GigasGaming

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    Windows 8
  • Total Memory
    More Than 9Gb
  • Framework
    v3.5 & v4.0
  • License
    Professional Edition

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  1. Yeah, there's usually more than one way to fix a problem, I think we're both right in our own rights I know many coders won't like the way I do it and I know there's easier ways to do it but... I have to deal with brain damage, so whatever works I'll take it. "What happens when I do this" type programming lol
  2. UPDATE: I did what I thought would work and it did! I didn't think you could mix typed in text with commands in the programming interface! Sweet, so for those who might need this later, here's what I did. 1- List of Cities remained the same, in a string of values, IE: London, New York, Berlin, Toronto, etc... 2- Used if/else statements IE: if [selectedCity] = "London" then click a, b, c else if [selectedCity] = "Berlin" then click, c, b else ( et cetera) [square Brackets is the variable] Yeah it's the long way of doing it but thank Jesus, it works and I understnad it!!
  3. Thank Vault! I'm not sure your idea would work since each of those city does something different to the back end, like turning switches on an off. So, when someone selects on London, then the variable selectedCity must be associated with that option and the selectedCity variable only has so many options so doing it the long way is fine by me. The system needs to click something different for each constant to make the website react differently and since it has to be done at each login, keeping anything in memory wouldn't work since there is a panoplea of combinations and I'll be using many
  4. Hey guys & gals!! Started using Ubot again since, well, let's say I can dedicate a good amount of time with it. Found an insane idea for a stupid simple bot that is in demand and there isn't any of its kind, as far as I know, so here's the deal. Right now, I'm trying to have the user select their city and when they do, something will happen. I got the "what will happen" part but I don't get the setting it up originally. Here's the deal, I'd prefer not to share my work right now so I'll explain the situation as best as I can. 1- Joe starts the bot up, once logged into a website, he
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