Super Dave

Anyone? I've tried using the $return var but it's only available for subs or scripts. I'm out of ideas.. Here's what I'm going for while continue = TRUE; do stuff.. continue = confirm('Continue?');

Looks like twitter changes the formatting of the display attribute... like "DISPLAY: none" and then "display:none" etc.. it's breaking my search. is there a way to select a specific element, then pull the attribute from it? In plain english I want to target the div with id="captcha_dialog" and test the style to check if display and none are both in the attribute. Is this possible?

While teting and writing a bot for Twitter account creation I seem to have come across a weird error that I can't seem to pinpoint. On my development station everything works as it should. Here's what I've coded if search page "id=captcha_dialog style="DISPLAY: none" then set variable 'ready = 1', run sub popup_captcha if both evaluate 'ready=0' & NOT search page "id=captcha_dialog style="DISPLAY: none" then set variable 'ready = 1', run sub frontpage_captcha As i mentioned, my box works fine but when I take it to a new workstation the captcha isn't detected as "Hidden" in a popup

I'm trying to use a java confirm to decide if to proceed with a loop. I can't seem to get the variable set to perform the eval. How's it done?

Was working with my own twitter script but there's a conflict with the popup captchas. I downloaded the example here and has the same issue. Anyone experience this? How would you determine if the captcha is on the first page or displayed in a popup?