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I might be late to the party, but this plugin seriously reduced scrape times, on my home connection I'm scraping pages in fractions of a second.

Everyone here has great points. Focus on the longer ones. I can't comment on support, I've only contacted them maybe twice all together and they were timely for me. If you want a better feel for what you may be getting yourself into read the documentation/posts/join the skype groups etc. There is a great community of people and that what makes ubot kind of awesome. From a production standpoint, stuff can be pretty touch and go. You learn your way around those problems like a codependent spouse (har har). Issues arise from time to time, but for the most part you can half-ass a pretty amazing

ui stat monitor("10 % : {#percent1}", "") ui stat monitor("90 % : {#percent2}", "") set(#percent1, 0, "Global") set(#percent2, 0, "Global") loop(1000) { set(#propability, $rand(1, 100), "Global") if($comparison(#propability, "<=", 10)) { then { increment(#percent1) } else { increment(#percent2) } } } Pretty much the same Idea as tj's, I use this idea on a few bots for posting purposes/tagging to vary/stagger things

Same as Poseiden, spent about an hour swearing at my computer trying to get something working today that was fine a few days ago.

could probably work something like this into it http://www.picresize.com/edit

connect to mail server("IMAP With SSL", "username@gmail.com", "password", "imap.gmail.com", 993) { create table from emails(&emails) } set(#row, 0, "Global") loop($table total rows(&emails)) { add item to list(%usernames, $table cell(&emails, #row, "edit this to what ever is correct"), "Delete", "Global") increment(#row) } I think all you're really missing is a loop and incrementing the row. This should give you an idea at the very least on how to deal with it.

Played around with it pretty quickly, the answer is simple after a first play through. You need a wait timer between selection or else the drop downs will get tripped up when loading the values since they're dependent upon previous selections. In this case, javascript would have been way too fast without being slowed down. For me, about 3 seconds was just the right time to get things to load up correctly. clear cookies navigate("http://cars.com", "Wait") click(<name="&lid=header-sell">, "Left Click", "No") wait for element(<zip code field>, "", "Appear") type text(<zip

I tried playing around on ie6, but I'm getting redirected to the mobile site where you don't appear to even be able to upload a picture. I've tried a few different user agents and even on crome etc I dont even see an uploader. @_@ Edit : Nevermind, just realized if you just remove the subdomain in profile settings after you login through mobile twitter gets off your back.

SoftSlave.com ^Sounds like a bdsm site^

I ran into this problem before when working in tinychat. What worked for me, was going into chrome and setting it there ahead of time.

Spent a few minutes this morning playing with it, easily the best ui program I've seen. Few suggestion off the bat would be an align feature like <p align ="center/left/right"></p> The option to fix images to their native sizes and a button to set things when going from code view to Design. I normally avoid ui html, but with this program I may incorporate it a lot more often.

Been having a bit of issues lately on el computadora (too many bsod to count, need to gut the system) and time restraints. With that said, with the next browser update of Ubot coming out, I'm edging on the side of giving it out for free and letting the community dissect it (after the update). There's a lot of room for improvement in terms of speed and what not. I'll try and put up a donation link if anyone feels like buying me a free beer for it.

Not exactly the way you probably want to do it, but this is the only way I've been able to do it set(#var, $page scrape("<html", "</html>"), "Global") clear list(%test) add list to list(%test, $find regular expression(#var, "your regex"), "Delete", "Global") if($comparison($list total(%test), ">", 0)) { then { alert("yup") } else { alert("no") } }

Set a variable to zero ahead of the threads, increment it at the end of each thread(outside the loop) and use a loop while with a comparison against the variable. So for example. each browser will load the pages 5 times before navigating to ubot studio

There's no php involved, package will include both source (for standard) and a compiled version with some of the tweaks from from dev/pro editions. First test I ran with it was pretty smooth but subsequent runs have shown a few kinks. I've rewritten everything about three times which is why I'm holding off on sales still, until I'm 100% sure it will pull 200k every time. All thats left is rewriting the compiled version one last time to make it a bit faster, editing the list of sites, creating a demo video and I may have to edit the sales post since things are a little different. I expect it al

Depends on your needs, if you're running a bot that needs to be doing things in real time 24/7 its handy, also its not running on your personal resources. For instance I have a bot right now that's been running for 40 hours straight scraping data and will continue to run at this capacity for another 160 hours or so if my math is correct. I could technically run this on my computer, but I'd have to have it running for over a week.

Remote desktop to a vps running windows. I have one I pay for on the monthly that I use to test run programs that need to run days at a time.

I haven't looked at this or used in a while (and I need more coffee to remember exactly what I did here). It seems goofy, but I believe the logic was that when hma releases it shows your real ip immediately until it reconnects to a new server. So it's kind of hard to explain -> Let's say : A = Real Ip B = Current HMA Ip C = Next HMA IP When HMA shifts from B to C it'll show A for anywhere between 15-20 seconds. If you check your Ip (B ) then run Hma it'll show (A) and it'll move on assuming the IP has changed to ©. I wrote this a while ago when I was just learning. If I was to do i

Image rec was the main reason I upgraded, but yeah threading is part of pro. That's one of the few things labeled pretty clearly as a difference between standard and pro :

Heres one that HMA recommends http://www.softsea.com/review/Proxy-Checker-Lite.html

Thank you sir, that seems to have done it. @Automator The short answer is no. The reason I leave it out is because ubot just isn't a great medium for testing proxies. That's not to say it can't be done, it certainly can be done but there's already a lot of free programs out there that do a much better job of testing and judging proxies. Testing that many in ubot would take far too long even with threading. @Everyone I'll be putting a video together in the next few days. Right now I'm facing some technical difficulties on my end so chances are you might get refunded until it's all sorted.

Ah, not really, to do things in simultaneous browsers threading is required I believe since threading will execute multiple commands at the same time.

define open { thread { in new browser { navigate("google.com", "Wait") pause script } } thread { in new browser { navigate("google.com", "Wait") pause script } } thread { in new browser { navigate("google.com", "Wait") pause script } } thread { in new browser { navigate("google.com", "Wait") pause script } } thread { in new browser { navigate("google.com", "Wait") pause script } } } The top here is just an example ui stat monitor("<script type=\"text/javascript\">

they load up when you hit run if that's what you're asking. Edit : since you're probably wondering, you can write what you want by doing it in the main browser (click this do that) and drag them into the individual 'in new browsers'

cookies are separated by browsers so you can multi-task this way by using something like thread { in new browser { } } and putting all tasks in the 'in new browser' node. Then create a new thread with a 'in new browser' and they should all occur simultaneously