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Ubotters, I ran into an interesting situation and it seems like the only way to get eval() to return Javascript variable/function values is only if I load a web page first. Here is the situation. 1. Connect to a DB and retrieve data (#EscapedString) 2. Use eval to Unescape the string navigate("http://www.google.com/", "Wait") set(#UnescapedString, $eval("unescape(\"{#EscapedString}\")"), "Global") For whatever reason the eval statement would not return the value of the Javascript unescape function unless the browser is loaded. I have an idea of why it might be the case but I wish Ubot

Awesome magoo! Exactly what I was looking for. Wouldn't be nice if we had a list of functions that are found under the ubot object? Or does the ubot javascript object basically can execute all the ubot comamnds? I created an account at the Ubot wiki site but cannot add/edit pages. I wanted to add some of my juicy findings there. It is just lame to keep searching for something over an over again or have tons of bookmarks when I can store it all in one location for everyone.

Hi, Ubot has been great so far but I feel that the documentation needs to include a Ubot Javascript API. I recall reading a post or an article where you can call certain Javascript functions to Start/Stop/Pause the bot. Where or what is the code? An API of some sort listing all the Javascript functions that allows you to do certain things to Ubot would be very handy. It's getting tiresome to discover cool things after a lot of searching, where an API can cut down learning curve drastically. Thanks

Hi, I am trying to figure out this magic but so far not luck. Here's simple HTML Panel <div id="test" style="display:none"> foo </div>And what I want to do is from Ubot display that element. define AddVideo () { run javascript("$(\"#test\").show();") }The problem is when Ubot executes the JavaScript line it is probably looking for that element in the Browser window instead of the HTML Panel. There's gotta be a way...! Thanks in advance!

An excellent plugin, working great. BTW when you install the System.Data.SQLite assembly for your system.. make sure you select the "update the global assembly cache" or else ubot might not find the assembly during runtime.

I don't know what language you coded this thing in but chances are you may have to compile two versions... one for 86 and the other for 64.