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That execution timer with the get time from unix is perfect. But I created another one that gives you the amount of mins that have passed by. No javascript or functions. It has three subs. Start time; End time; Total time; Check it out and see if it works. totaltime.ubot

yes you can do it with javascript but you are relying on two pages on your server. I am talking about getting the system time then saving it and when the bot is done it gets the system time again and calculates the difference. But how do get the system time.

I was just wondering is there a way to see how long your script takes to complete a task. Meaning just like we have a UI Stats. Is there a way to tell how many seconds have passed.

I am trying to create a bot where it automatically logs into my account on a PTC site then goes to advertising section and pauses. In the advertising section I have to click four banners which I do manually but the problem is that when I click the banner a window is supposed to popup with a 10 second counter. The window does not popup. In normal internet explorer, firefox, chrome; the window pops up but in the bot before and after compiling the window does not pop up after I click it manually. How do get it to pop up a window. Any ideas.

What you can also do that I myself do is. Lets say you need to input a value but the attribute has not loaded. While =>not =>Contains =>pagescrape the attribute =>Delay So what it does is simply checks if the page contains the code you are looking for and if it does not the it will put a delay on and once the delay has been established and checks again if it is there. it will keep doing it until the chosen attribute loads. This is create if you are using different internet connections as some are lite speed while others extreme speed. So the time difference is not m