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Bobby, you made my day with this functionality. That is a hidden gem!

Right and the 4.1 is supposed to have that converter.

Hehe, Abbas, it's not like you're not actively promoting them in your signature already Will you be looking to move all your tools to 4? Perhaps the sheer amount of code you have to port might make you rethink waiting for 4.1 when the converter comes out

Since ID is the same you could get the ID of the auction by "find regular expression" in for example auction_title_1255396 <- then just scrape the rest by the element ID. Works the same as in 3.5

That's the only thing I'm using it for at the moment - cleanup of scraped innerhtml data until innertext is operational.

In case anyone's interested in some sample code: define $HTML Cleanup(#code to use) { return("SOME PREDEFINED TEXT + {#code to use}") } load html($HTML Cleanup("code that's gonna echo next to the predefined text")) Define is really awesome.

So I've been thinking about making a directory submission bot a bit more automated and came up with a similar functionality that most automated russian submitters use - to scan dropdowns for series of keywords and if it exists in that dropdown, pick that choice. So the general idea is that a user writes the keywords in a keyword UI field (which is also used for filling the keyword/tag fields) and it explodes that list by a comma and does a regex search on the dropdowns one-by-one. Code (using "orado" as a keyword which is included in the dropdown choice "Colorado -- CO"): navigate("http

How about wrapping long lines?

+1 to commenting

One way I'd go around this is to use the "table cell" command in the loop and you basically define the row as a variable which you set as 0 before the loop and then just "increment" the number.

Both versions stay installed, ubot4 isnt compatible with v3 files at the moment.

That is 100% okay with me!

Eddie: Just pseudo ubot code to do simple database interaction, like you mentioned. That would be perfect. Like for example: - does a post with a name exist? - add x,y,z variables to specific table etc

So I was wondering, it it possible, like in most other regex tools, to pass on variables around during the replace? example search: (.*?)--(.*?)--(.*?) example replace: $1-~-~-$3-~-~-$2

I use the file field mentioned above (regular variant), works fine. I dont set it as a featured image afterwards (since i have that automated in the theme itself), but it's the same concept. I do things differently though - I submit the post, get the post id, then navigate to the URL of the popup where I upload the image. Should work with the popup too probably, but I originally set it up this way.

Appreciate it!

Is there any documentation on the replace regex command? I can only find info on the find regex one. Thanks.

I managed to fix this issue a a week or two ago when i started getting it on livejurnal and a couple other sites, remember dropping security settings (only use IE for ubot anyway) and it went away. There was one setting in the advanced tab too, not sure which one of those two worked.

I'm guessing he wants an HTML UI panel. Sorry mate, you can get that by getting yourself a dev licence, then setting up a php script that would work as a submission tool upon payament. Folks submit their own logo, you compile and mail back. Solved. Only thing missing is that you need to upgrade

I'd actually go with "find regular expession" and do a regex for LABEL for=([0-9]+) then another set command which would do a regular text replace of "LABEL for=" with $nothing But I'm gonna monitor this topic to see if there's a better solution for this

Im using the firefox command due to the ability to have other features integrated, for example separate cookies (via separate profiles) for each account that I work on.

You could do a UI element that would update with an X character and have that updated in the code. Like for example at 30% you could have [XXXXXXXXXX.............................]

Here's an idea: load these via a list, randomize next list item, scrape imdb page and post to a ping.fm/posterous account, giving you an effective index driver site which you can funnel links from. Or you can feed it into posterous to auto-post in the future, giving you an auto-updating feeder blog.