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sbm128

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  1. Yeah. The Item ID's are static, and I'm matching them to id's i'm scraping from profiles. so while I'll have these static values: item=1,dog item=4,horse item=3,fish item=2,cat I'll be scrapping hundreds of each, which I want to count. So I've scraped 10x "item=1", 5x "item=4", 2x "item=3" and 1x "item=2". Which leads us back to my original goal: I want to tally the total of each matching item.
  2. I mean for the list name of items to add to, not for the values. exactly. I've got a larger table with a possibility of 72 different entries, and i'm scraping item ID's. I want to resolve those ID's (column0) to their names (column1), and increment how many of each there are in the table. Sorry for the confusing wording, I'm not quite sure how to phrase it any better lol. You seem to get where i'm going with this, got any better ideas for implementation? I'm sure there is a better way to do this I'm just completely missing. I've thought about SQL, but to be perfectly honest, I'm not
  3. I'd like to increment a variable based on the value of another variable. an example: on load("Bot Loaded") { set(#table_item_counter,0,"Global") create table from text(&item_table,"item=2,cat item=1,dog item=4,horse item=3,fish") } set(#current_item,"item=2","Global") define resolve_item { set(#current_item_table_index,$plugin function("TableCommands.dll", "$table search", &item_table, #current_item, "Row Index"),"Global") set(#current_item,$table cell(&item_table,#current_item_table_index,1),"Global") } increment(#value_of_current_item) In this case, I'd want
  4. You rock HelloInsomnia! Thanks for clearing that up, and i have to say, very solid tutorial. Thorough, good pace and well made. Going to have to sit down and run through your videos, I usually prefer reading tutorials/directions, but that was right on. I'm assuming the same flow applies to commands as it does to functions? I saw in an older video/thread that you need to set parameter values to themselves within a define to get it to work properly - test("random ", "text") define test(#param1, #param2) { set(#param1,#param1,"Global") set(#param2,#param2,"Global") wait(2)
  5. sorry to dredge up an old thread - I understand the difference between function and commands, but I'm still kind of unclear on parameters. Not sure if i can/should use them to send or receive data, when the proper time to use them might be (as opposed to just using a "Set" value within a simple command define to retrieve data) and so on.. The documentation on it is pretty miserable, and this is only one of a few threads that even approach define parameters (great video btw, cleared up the difference between command and function defines very simply and quickly!), so any help, advice, best p
  6. downloads dont work anymroe from the email that is sent Plese update if you get a chance!
  7. Hey, having some issues with exbrowser (first time in a long while!). The launcher just doesn't appear to be working. I tried with chrome and firefox to no avail.. The browsers either do not load, or load a great deal of time later (10 minutes+) out of the blue. Thanks
  8. Hey man, just wanted to say thanks for the plugins, I know these take time and effort to code up, and that a lot of you guys give them away is simply as generous as can be. Thanks again!
  9. Link is down, really need this! Thanks aymen, as usual, your plugins are saving me countless hours!
  10. On that note - I spent more than a few hours over the last couple days trying to diagnose a bot that wasnt finishing its loop properly. Step by step runthrough didnt reveal any problems, seemed fine. As I was coming off my lunch break, right as I was walking outside the door, i saw the problem. A single misplaced comma in some of the input the bot was using was causing a timeout I hadn't noticed. Bot works fine now. I love UBot, but the debugger is seriously lacking in more than a few ways. "There is an error in your code" is .... pretty vauge, and no diagnostics really exist as it sta
  11. Hey again, This may have an easy answer I'm just not seeing, but how can i get the checkbox text to spread to the right (or left i guess) of the checkbox, rather than in a tall column as shown in the picture I attached? Id like to see it in one solid line to the right. http://i.imgur.com/pn3f7Ra.png Thanks, still loving the heck out of GUI Hero!
  12. Hey Nick, Always look forward to your contributions man! Being relatively new to the coding world, I lack the experience a lot of you may have, and without formal training/education or even just guidance, I had a rough start with things like naming conventions, proper unit testing, organization etc. Thanks to the uBot community (a special shout out to you for your tutorials, and Deliter for answering some very newbish questions and not letting me take the "easy way out" with in regards to plugins!) and some practice, I've cleaned up my day-to-day process and organization a lot. I like wh
  13. Thanks for the insight with the datagrid - I've given up on implementing jquery/java/python (for now at least), seeing as its mostly to accomplish an aesthetic goal. I've almsot accomplished the same idea/effect using a listbox that populates on the fly (thanks for the example a couple pages back!), but I'm running into an issue. I need to be able to select multiple items from the listbox (using shift+click i'll guess), but I'm not sure where to even begin with that. Got any examples or potentially videos on selecting multiple values from a listbox that is filled as data is introduced? (
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