Eddie Waller

I'm pretty confused. In my example I didn't create any new lists. I just used the $list item function. Notice there are no % signs, there would be no clearing or resetting of the list. There's only one step, just adding $list item. If you find there are too many steps in that selector you can always use a variable. For example you could change it from: <id=$find regular expression($list item(%forum_names_demo3, $list position(%forum_names_demo3)), "(?<=\\,).*?(?=\\,)")> to set(#item, $list item(%forum_names_demo3, $list position(%forum_names_demo3)), "Local") set(#first match

In UBot 4, $find regular expression always returns a list. If you only want the first match, you can just use $list item. For example: $find regular expression("apple pie", "p") Would return a list with 3 items in it [p, p, p] While this example: $list item($find regular expression("apple pie", "p"), 0) Would return the first item (0) of that list. So putting it in practice you might do something like: set(#first word, $list item($find regular expression($document text, "you\\w+"), 0), "Global") To find the first word that starts with "you" on a page. Hope that helps, let me k

If you use the in new browser command it will create a new browser with separate cache and cookies that will be deleted every time the commands inside it have finished running. You can also clear out all the data by restarting UBot Studio.

It is correct, maybe they are keeping track of you by something besides your cache, such as your flash cookies or your IP address.

Right now the only wya to clear the cache is to start a new browser such as using the "in new browser" command. All of those browsers have a new cache and cookies and will erase them when they close. You can restart ubot as well to clear the cache of the main browser.

It works for ubot files inside ubot studio as well. It will show as the directory that the saved ubot file is in. This was updated in v4.0.61 (5 months ago).

How do you propose we make proxies simpler? For example with proxies that require a username and password, all you need to do is use the set proxy credentials command. I'd like to hear suggestions anyone has.

If you are using a separate browser for each thread and using the clear cookies command they won't clear cookies for other browsers, just the one it is run on. The only time something like that would happen is if a site is storing flash cookies and you're using ccleaner or something like that .

I looked at the source code of the webpage and saw that next to the blog text area there was a script tag that had something like if(!firefox) { do this }. I decided to look at the source code after I noticed it didn't work in Chrome at all and did work in firefox.

It looks like the site specifically checks if you are using Firefox, and if not it gives you a version that doesn't work (or maybe it just works in IE). If you try it in Chrome it also doesn't work. Use the set user agent command to change your user agent to Firefox, and it will display something you can fill in .

$find regular expression returns a list of the matches it finds. I used $list total to check the length of the list, since if it returns a list with more than 0 elements in it then it matched the expression. I'm not exactly sure if you need anything besides that. If you're still unsure, could you post an example of a site you are trying to work with and what you are trying to do on it?

There are two ways to do it. Right now $either only supports 2 conditions which will eventually get fixed. But a workaround for that is to put an $either inside the 2nd condition, then it will support 3 conditions, and you can continue that to support as many conditions as you want. The other way is to just write out the conditions as shown in this video: http://screencast.com/t/L7UR89vJQaSV Keep in mind for checking equality to words you would need to do #x = "cat" OR #y = "dog" with the quotation marks if you want to do it this way.

$find regular expression returns a list of matches in the text, so in your example it would return a list with 1 item, "city". You could rewrite it as: if($comparison($list total($find regular expression("city", "[nN]ame|[Ll]ocation|[Cc]ity")), ">", 0)) { then { alert("good") } else { alert("bad") } }

Hey, interesting idea. I'm not sure if these attributes are related to your issue, firefox and chrome are different browsers, so there may be bugs on the website that only show up in chrome and that could be why it works in firefox. If you want to post the site I could take a look. As far as changing the properties listed on that website, those are all just javascript attributes of the navigator object. I don't know of any site that actually blocks people based on javascript attributes, but if you really want to change them you can. The only problem is that some pages such as the one you p

If you are referring to the bot you sent me, there is an issue I'm still figuring out how to handle. Since you are saving browser images of some sites that are very big, some are 8385x12189 pixels, which causes us to run out of memory. I am looking into ways we could load parts of the image into memory at a time to help with this. For now I would recommend looking at the site that it crashes on, and removing it from your list. If you need some examples of sites that are that large you can message me on Skype.

Sorry, there seems to be a validation bug related to our server being on dec 31 and users being on january 1st. This issue will disappear once everyone is on january 1st, and will be fixed in the next update so it doesn't happen again next year. For reference, our server is in the eastern time zone, so it will be january 1st in 7 hours.

Hi dsc76, It's a little hard to follow this forum thread at this point, but I can try to address your initial issue. We are planning a new release for the end of this week, and after that I will see what I can do to make limiting the number of threads easier to do . Something to keep in mind is that threading is an advanced topic, and even advanced programmers can struggle with it. I apologize in advance that this runs a little long, I'm doing my best to explain this step by step. If you are just interested in looking at the answer, you can scroll to the end. If I understand correctly,

This is an issue with flash forms where flash reads the system status of the shift key instead of the key that we send to it. We're working on a way to have this work correctly.

Could you include any relevant code? Random seems to be random for me in the following code: clear list(%numbers) loop(25) { add item to list(%numbers, $rand(1, 25), "Don\'t Delete", "Global") } This produces the results: %numbers [25, 23, 6, 1, 4, 7, 22, 5, 24, 10, 7, 3, 15, 13, 13, 18, 20, 19, 24, 13, 24, 3, 13, 4, 25]

We haven't started working on creating installers and don't have any specific timeline for it. You can create an installer yourself that can preinstall the .NET framework if you would like to do some research on it. As far as the support files, if you have your installer put the files you see in your browser folder in the browser folder for your users, it should work as expected.

You could try using fillwith="innerhtml" since you want to fill it with html and not text.

Could you PM me the site? Also, if you're willing to PM me the proxy as well I can look at it. If not, I have my own proxies with which I can try. I can't think of a reason why a site would not let you click certain buttons while using a proxy but I can take a look.

In regards to your edit, are you saying that if you use the change proxy command and then navigate to the website, some of the buttons are unresponsive just clicking them in the browser?

If you are using UBot 4, make sure your file is encoded as UTF-8, as that is the encoding we assume when reading files.

One thing to note is that it looks like it has an exceptions list there, so you can probably just add UBot Studio.exe to the exceptions if you want to use this on other applications. EDIT: It looks like the exceptions list feature doesn't work.