Aaron Nimocks
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Only way I think to do it is bring them to the email sign up form.
They sign up.
You direct them to go to their email and get the verification link.
They copy and paste in UBot.
It goes to that page and you verify some text on the screen.
The end
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Yup, UBot can rescue you.
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Then scrape what I have into a list. You will get 2 items. Figure out what position the one you want is in and only click that one.
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Attached is how I would do it.
Basically choose the element by outer HTML and select *agreed=true*
That will give you the first link in it that agrees to the terms. Since this is the HTML the language doesnt matter and should click any of them. Just use the wildcards on either side like I did.
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If you can forward me the email I can take a look.
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Yup, that should be the way, but it seems there is no common attribute to scrape the email password inside some sites email.. anyway, it will depends on those emails send by the sites.
Theres got to be something. If you forward me the email I will see what I can do to scrape it.
PM me for my email address if you want to do that.
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Do you really need to load them into a UI field?
If I ever need to do something like your doing I just load them in a list. Then cycle through using next list item.
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You just need to think how you would do it without UBot Studio and then figure out how to do it with.
So normally you would need to go to your email, find the email it sends you with the password and then read it.
So you would need to do it the same way with UBot. Login into your email, find the email, scrape the password.
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I would get it. The drag and drop is a better way to learn than right clicking and finding the commands. To get it you need to submit a support ticket.
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I would make sure your {1} is actually outputting the right thing.
Just put a UI Status of that variable so you can see what the output is.
Biggest issue I always had is if the variable didnt have a value it wouldnt save. If the filename had any of the characters that arent allowed \ / : * ? " < > | it wouldnt save.
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Any of my posts or anything on my site you can do whatever you want with it.
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I cant follow exactly what you want to do.
But it sounds like you want to separate stuff and to make sure it is saved. The way to do that is to create separate lists as you are going through and then save them.
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Why are you saving it to txt or CSV instead of just keeping it in the list and then posting it where you need?
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So why did you use the $Scrape Chosen Attribute command on the body content, and is it necessary for grabbing content from the page I PM'd you about?
Thanks again,
Luke
I only use scrape chosen attribute when I dont want HTML or anything else in my results. If you use Scrape Chosen Attribute and you select inner text then you just get the text.
I didn't understand what you wanted from the PM. That is a simple website with like 10 pages. You could of scraped all that manually and been done with it already. A bigger explanation on what you are trying to do would help.
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<TD>*<script type=text/javascript>document.write(*)</SCRIPT>*</TD>
Should work
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Do you have a link to what you are trying to scrape?
Ive scraped articles before and saved in a list then posted in WP. Sure this is probably the same thing.
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You need to do this one by choosing by attribute and placing wildcards for the IP and the Port.
Then scrape chosen attribute for inner text.
Attached is the bot to do it.
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Ya it truly does make a difference.
It's too bad I dont really do javascript so I cant really take advantage of it to its full potential.
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This is just javascript. Here is a list of math functions you can use similar to the way I did it.
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Sure, just need to know what to search for.
If a checkbox is checked then just search for the HTML that will show it is checked.
A little shortcut is to right click on the checkbox you want to check for, then go to qualifiers -> search page and it will only show you the HTML for that checkbox. Then just select what is unique about and there you go.
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Got 2 examples in here.
One if you want just the whole number and the other if you wanted it to round up.
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I never tried it but personally I would just take all that script code for Google and put it in the current script as a sub. Then just run the sub.
Ive never used multiple scripts before so not really sure if you can do it with a variable.
Easy way is just to keep everything on the same script.
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You cant at the exact same time. But you get what you want from Amazon then go to the site for reviews and scrape them both into lists.
Help With Yahoo Confirmation Email
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Its probably outdated but the technique would still work.
http://www.ubottutorials.com/yahoo-email-automated-activation-link-clicking.html