Aaron Nimocks

You would have to add it to a list or variable and scrape it. Witoutht seeing the code I would scrape what is in between Yahoo! ID & Email (scrape) Birthday After you have it in a list or variable then you would save to file.

Yes you can get it to run a .ubot For a scheduler you would enter something like. c:\ubot\ubotname.ubot /play or c:\ubot\ubotname.ubot /auto Play will just play it while auto will close when done. You can use the windows scheduler to do this or you can download a free one.

Dont think you can make a UI based off a variable yet. Or I wasnt able to get it to work last time I tried.

Wheres our update?

You can see how I did it on my tutorial. It's not exactly what you need but you can check out the ubot code to see it.

As a moderator at DP I can't help scrape it, sorry. I know shawn blocks scraping pretty damn good if you want to do a bunch of it.

Can you post the page you are trying to do this on?

Thanks. Trying to find a shorter way to do this instead of saving to a file and reading it since I will have to do this 30,000+ times. Would love a way to just replace using $newline and $nothing somehow but cant figure it out. Even created a PHP script real quick to do this.. http://www.ubottutorials.com/newline.php But I think browsing to that might take about the same time/resources as saving and reading.

Can anyone think of a clever way to turn. into This is 2 list items that will go into a CSV. There can't be any line breaks in it so the 2nd way is how I need it but getting it there is whopping me.

What was suggest is probably the best way to do this.

I havent found a reason to use send keys field chosen yet. With that said use Change Chosen Attribute instead. This is what you should use for 95% of everything. But then again this question may fall in the 5%

I did this and had it work on Yahoo and Gmail. I think what I did is you need to select something that is going to be unique on that page and select the attribute and click it. So whatever the email title is you should use a majority of the text. "Email Verification Required For ****". Or whatever it is.

I took down the .exe on the site just to be nice. Really don't see why I would even be asked to do such a thing but I did anyways since the purpose of making the bot was for educational purposes for UBot customers and not to take food off of anyone's table. The UBot file will remain up there for free.

I really don't know what you are talking about unless you are the person I sold ypscraper.com to 3 years ago! What I sold was a website and a PHP/MYSQL script, nothing to do with UBot Software. What I am giving away is not even close to being the same as the other product. Sorry, I wont take it down either.

There is a command in Actions called Run Javascript. Just put your code in there and it will run it.

I have the .ubot on that page if you just want to steal it and use it. Probably easier.

Add the below to show only the main frame at the end of your URL &framename=mainright

Ohh I dont think you can use a wildcard there. I test using a variable of test*:test Since it works from what I tested I dont think you can use a wildcard in $replace.

The code you have works for replacing the characters. Just try to output in Google. Guessing the issue is from where you are using it. Where and what on ezine are you trying to do?

I did this yesterday. After you do the search Run Javascript kpKeywordPlanner.viewObject.addAllKeywordsInGroupToCart(0) Then scrape them from the right side.

Attached an example. Basically you need to loop through your list and create a new list that replaces the next list item + with $nothing. The example is something for another bot but gives you an example.

Please...... I know I mention it every time I chat with Seth. Im probably getting annoying.

Instead of using decode chosen captcha like in the google keyword tutorial you select decapther chosen captcha and fill out the details for your service.

Actually the default for the button is cancel. So hitting enter wont work. Wish there was a way to click a button on a java popup.

Thanks Ill give that a shot after Google stops breaking!