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Thanks for looking into this.

Having any luck? Anxious to see how this works.

Seth or anyone else, could you please show a simple working example bot using $find_regular_expression. I've tried many times, but can't get it to do anything. Thanks, John

Could try using replace... article-body-replace.ubot

If you need to search for sub-domains or sites like.co.uk I just made a bot with the help of webautomationlab and posted it here: http://ubotstudio.com/forum/index.php?/topic/3149-scraping-top-level-url-from-yahoo-site-explorer/page__view__findpost__p__10539

Thanks webautomationlab, I just made a bot with you example... worked great. Here it is: trim to root.ubot

Thanks, I noticed the business listings on one search and the results didn't match up, makes sense now.

Try this:

Have you tried the "search page" within an if ststement?

Take a look at the fix I used on turbolapp's bot here: http://ubotstudio.com/forum/index.php?/topic/3147-keyword-ranking-bot/page__view__findpost__p__10399 You should be able to modify the javascript to do what you want, but I think you would need a list of every TLD since it only works for single dot TLDs (.com, .net, .info, .ca, etc) and not intl TLDs like .co.uk etc with multiple dots.

I got your bot working, only had to change three things. Just enter your URL like "mysite.com" no "http://www." or sub-domain. Also, it won't work for sites that end with more than one dot in them like .co.uk Here you go... SERP fix.ubot

For the email, try "change chosen attribute" since "send keys field chosen" seems to be removing the "@" character.

You could try the "while" command.

I noticed that too. The first time the top is cut off, second time the left side is cut off, then third if you click somewhere in the browser, it shows the whole image.

Try setting "Use brute force on captcha" to "No".