[Building a personal SENuke]

Just put up a quick forum on a subdomain, just so all those who are interested can participate, and we don't clog up this forum. Once we have some sort of agreement, we can move forward with a domain, etc.

 

All those interested, please sign up to : forum.ewise.ie

 

Thanks everyone for their interest in getting this project off the ground.

[Building a personal SENuke]

Sounds like we have a small community ready to work together.

 

There are lots of issues to address. A forum sounds like a good idea to kick off with.

 

My biggest reason for wanting to start this project was I'm sick of having to wait for updates, for simple problems. If there is a problem, I'd like to be able to sort it out myself, if needs be.

[Building a personal SENuke]

Sure brindle.

 

But my bots are designed to post X number per site. As opposed to senuke style posting which is login>>post 1 article>>logout>>login another site so on.

 

I'm planning to try to keep each step separate script, with standard variables, so if you want to post 10 articles with each login, you can. If I want to 'crank it all the way to 11' I write my script for 11.

 

Everyone an expert and needs to do it their way. So long as we plan the standard variables well enough.

 

Please excuse me if I'm not using the right terminology, I'm still learning.

[Building a personal SENuke]

Thanks for the encouragement. My idea for the project is for people to pool their account creation and posting bots, all have a common set of input and output variables. Then everyone can 'roll their own' system.

 

I thought Senuke was the best, till slowly it unraveled how it actually sucks! I managed to create (accidentally) series of bot than can do literally 100x what senuke in autopilot.

For example in senuke, you can maybe do 10x campaigns per day right?

 

Creating your own custom senuke, you can post thousands in 1 day literally in autopilot. Senuke is autopilot only per campaign.

 

Im sure you'll see what I mean once you start with the intent of creating a senuke clone. I bet the creators have the senuke for their customers, and senuke only for internal use which is a lot more powerful.

 

My .02

[Submitting form data]

The form can be found on leadsjet.com (affilate link below). Sign Up as a Publisher and 'Add New Widget' It's the Regions that causes me the most heart-ache. Creating 2500+ widgets a time is currently taking me over 27 hours, because of the delays, with about 5 % failure rate.

[Submitting form data]

Let's start by saying I'm no programmer, so please excuse me if I'm using the wrong terminology, as I really don't know how to explain what I want to do.

 

There is form that I want to automate. It uses a lot of javascript dropdowns fields, so that selecting an option in the first dropdown, causes the next dropdown to repopulate. This makes the bot very slow, as I've had to add a lot of delays, so that the next dropdown has time to fetch the new values.

 

I've scraped values of the dropdown options, and their hierarchy of relationships, with results like:

<option value="1052">Carlow</option>

 

 

Here is one of the form's simple dropdown fields code:

<select id="id_font" name="font">
<option selected="selected" value="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">Arial</option>
<option value="Times New Roman, serif">Times New Roman</option>
</select>

 

And here is the button:

<button type="submit" id="save">
           <img alt="Save changes" src="/media/img/btn-save.png">
         </button>

 

Is there a way to set the value for each field and submit the form, something like:

<select name="font" value="Times New Roman, serif">

 

Thanks

[Need 3 Testers for Software before it can be sold (have enough testers for now)]

If you need help, I'd be interested in testing.

[Building a personal SENuke]

Lots of threads on this.

 

 

I can donate time to this project if you wish you just need to get lots of people.

 

Thanks nuc for for the support.

[Building a personal SENuke]

Lately I'm toying with the idea of building a link building system, similar to SENuke or EVO. The system would be built from a collection of bots, each doing their own task.

 

A couple of issues:

1. Building the huge number of bot required to create accounts and post
   
2. Maintaining all the bots, as the websites subtly change.
   

 

My thoughts is to start a community, where those who contribute (build or update bots, help organise the community) can access all the other bots built by the community.

 

I've probably underestimated the size of this sort of project, any suggestions on how to proceed?

[Expression of appreciation to this community!]

Without this forum, I would of wasted my money.

 

I don't make many bots, probably one a month. I'm not a programmer, but I can read php code and understand how various loops work.

 

My first bot too me two days to get working and ran for a total of 47 minutes. The bot was relatively simple website scraper.

 

13 months down the line, I've just completed my latest bot, very similar to the first one. It took me all of 25 minutes to write. Without this support forum and the tutorials, I would of given up a long time ago. I don't post very often, mainly because usually my question has already been asked and answered.

 

I would just like to thank the development team for all their efforts in not only building such a powerful tool, but also the great support they provide.