winwell

Trying this out as a test but I get a Script Error after following Seth's tutorial. connect to speech synthesis("***") start playing speech("Hello this is a test","Bella","False") wait for speech It reads: [WinError 2] The system cannot find the file specified: 'C:\\Users\\single/Documents\Ubot Studio Any ideas how to fix this? Thanks

Thanks both, Will try these both out a bit later and report back - cheers

I have a bot that collects values from lots of sites. At the moment I am just creating a variable for each one and assigning the value for a site to a variable, so I will have lots of them (around 100) Is there a quick and efficient way to add all those variables up to get a total sum? Using eval and add is messy when you're adding more than a few up? Thanks

You just add the captcha credentials within Ubot itself (Tools - Captcha Service accounts), then when you compile the bot tick the box to include services menu. When you run the exe, you'll see the captcha account(s) you specified are still in the menu. I think when I originally tried, I didn't check that services menu box during compilation - expecting the credentials to be stored somewhere, but you have to check that box. This is a bot for my personal use, hence wanting my credentials to be stored. if you were selling it, you wouldn't add your own details, but the buyer could add theirs

Surely that customer's dispute from 2012 will not be upheld. Like Kev said, I understand it to have a 180 day limit. However, if the dispute is tying up your funds while it gets investigated, the customer might be doing it out of sheer spite. Some people are just sick. Hope it works out for you.

Yes, switching the post did work but wierdly when I test port 587 in the wizard it doesn't connect, but the default port does. Strange.

Just seen this http://tracker.ubotstudio.com/issues/629

I have just upgraded to the latest Ubot Version 5.7.1 and have now got a problem sending a mail. This didn't happen in the previous version I was using a couple of days ago. if you have the latest version, can you try this as a test? This uses Gmail, so if yo can enter your own Gmail credentials and send an email to yourself. connect to mail server("SMTP With SSL","enteryourshere@gmail.com","password","smtp.gmail.com",465) { send email("youremail","test","Plain Text","testing","","","") }Does this work for you or do you get a timeout error? (Or am I doing it wrong??) Thanks

Thanks for all the advice. I've upgraded to the latest version and it works with the \auto argument. Hopefully this thread will also help others struggling with this issue

I'm running 5.0.13 at the moment. I actually got it to work by moving all the code into an Onload event - not the best solution because I can't edit that code now as it runs each time I open the ubot file and as part of the code is to close the program, well, you see what I mean! So if I subscribe to updates and get latest version, you reckon the auto switch thing should work?

Thanks. I tried the .bat file idea, but same thing happens. It opens the bot but it doesn't run automatically.

Thanks but I've tried that and for me, doesn't work. Is there a plugin that might help?

I've been through the forum and seen a few posts on this but I cannot get my bot to auto run. I am using Windows scheduler with the /auto parameter. At the appropriate time, the compiled bot opens but just waits. I tried with window maximized,normal and minimised. No difference. I also tried Freebyte task scheduler in case that would help - but no good. Am using Ubot Dev 5 with Win 8.1 Does anyone know how I can get my bot to auto run on schedule? Thanks

I've done the bot which works fine in Ubot because I manually add the captcha account details. When I compile it (and check the option to add the captcha menu), the compiled bot doesn't store my captcha account details. I have to enter them manually. So my question is can you embed or store captcha account details in a compiled bot so you don't have to enter them manually? Thanks EDIT - Forget this - I must have been doing something wrong because the credentials are stored

Thanks - yes I got it working so at least I can see the value assigned to a variable in an alert box, so next thing I need to do is to email that value to myself each day. Cheers

Forget this as I've got it working using one of the captcha services and $solve_captcha

A site I log in to each day each displays an image and that image contains text. I want to be able to determine what that text is. Its a bit like a captcha I guess but I don't know how to use the captcha commands in ubot. The src of the image doesn't have a image extension (like .png, .jpg etc), but is generated via a URL like this: link.com/speech/1.php?s=4&v=1437659221 so its just random Is there a way to treat this image like a captcha and "solve" it in to a variable that I can then use? is there any sample code or any plugin that could help with with this? Would I need to use

A site I log in to each day each displays an image and that image contains text. I want to be able to determine what that text is. Its a bit like a captcha I guess but I don't know how to use the captcha commands in ubot. The src of the image doesn't have a image extension (like .png, .jpg etc), but is generated via a URL like this: link.com/speech/1.php?s=4&v=1437659221 so its just random Is there a way to treat this image like a captcha and "solve" it in to a variable that I can then use? is there any sample code or any plugin that could help with with this? Thanks all

Ahhhh Yessss!! click(<class="closeOverlay close">,"Left Click","No") That worked mate - thanks very much for your help with this.

Thanks but i can't find <button aria-hidden="true" within the code. Is it in the code of the pop up (or was it when you tried it?)

Thanks for the response, but surely Ubot should have a way to deal with pop ups by now...

Well, a sort of solution - but there has to be a better way than this... navigate("https://www.matchbook.com/", "Wait") wait for element(<class="top-layer">, "", "Appear") wait(3) focus(<class="top-layer">) wait(3) click($element offset(<create account button>, 1), "Left Click", "No") click(<class="close">, "Left Click", "No") type text(<username field>, "xxxx", "Standard") type text(<password field>, "yyyy", "Standard") click(<login button>, "Left Click", "No")

Am trying to build a bot to log in to my matchbook account (http://matchbook.com) but I can't get passed to initial pop up banner ad that keeps displaying. I've tried to click the little cross at top right but that didn't work. Until I can make that pop up disappear, i can't do anything else? Any suggestions? Thanks The ___IMAGE___1___IMAGE___ is an image I took of the little X at top tight of the banner ad. navigate("https://www.matchbook.com/", "Wait") wait for element(<class="top-layer">, "", "Appear") wait(5) click(<image="___IMAGE___1___IMAGE___">, "Left Click", "No")

Thanks for the quick delivery - am looking through them now. Will post more feedback after I do more testing

Just incase anyone's interested in the convoluted way I did this (there'll be an easier way using JavaScript or something I'm sure)... I got the $url which contains the session id, saved it to a csv file then created a table from that csv file setting the delimiter as a '/', then set a variable as the value of the 4th column of row 0 of that table (which is the unique session id). Then I was able to construct the correct URL containing the session ID which successfully took me through to the webmail.