Eddie Waller

For local.com it might help if you navigate to http://www.local.com/dialogs/register.aspx . From there it looks like I can just drag the fields into the node view to fill them out. For yellowpages you can try https://login.yellowpages.com/users/new . Let me know how that works for you . Hopefully in the future we can make it easier to work with iframe popups in javascript.

I haven't had any issues with ubot studio or compiled bots running windows 7 under vmware fusion on a MacBook pro

$(".tp_motif_li_contain")[0].onclick() Well since the site uses jQuery I used that for my javascript. $(".tp_motif_li_contain") means find all the elements with the class "tp_motif_li_contain", then [0] means pick the first one, and then onclick() fires the onclick event on that element. Sorry if that doesn't make any sense haha, hopefully in the future we can make sites like this easier to work with .

Haha, sorry, try now . It looks like the uploader on this forum doesn't work quite right.

Sure, here's a bot that will choose the first template from the list and make it to the 2nd signup screen. webs.ubot

Thank you for the feedback! You are right, it was not loading the table data correctly at all, and my test bot was flawed. I've tried now with the newest update and everything appears to be working as expected. Let me know if you have any more issues.

Could you both try this again? We released a new update since we were missing a file. Thank you

If possible, could you list the plugins you use? I'm thinking in the future it would make UBot a lot simpler to develop if we could focus on just one main browser, instead of trying to support the internal browser, an external IE, and an external Firefox. If the reason is just plugins, we could either allow plugins or build the functionality into UBot, and have more control and more reliability over the scripts running. Thanks for your feedback.

Yes, the full CSV spec is now supported.

I was wondering how many people are using the "in firefox window" or "in ie window" commands. And if you are, what are your reasons for using these commands? Do you use firefox for the plugins? Or IE for a certain toolbar? Let me know, even if you aren't using them. Thanks!

I get the results: [url]http://www.yahoo.com/[/url] [url]http://www.amazon.com/[/url] [url]http://www.msn.com/[/url] [url]http://www.aol.com/[/url] What results were you expecting?