Where is the "start script" or "run" command?

[Rob Howard 0]

I owned 3.5 and upgraded to 4. I remember there being a "run script" or some sort of command. Now there isn't???

 

I'm building a bot that will submit user data to various websites - my plan was to create a new script for each site, making it cleaner and simplier. If, say, the site fails to load or data fails to submit, I want to be able to automatically move to the next site. So I would stop the script with the broken site from running and start a new script...but I can't do that if there isn't a "start or run script" command.

 

Maybe I'm missing something?

 

Thanks,

Rob

[bestmacros 60]

use "define"

[LoWrIdErTJ - BotGuru 904]

this is part of a open framework that hasn't been released yet..

but makes this available for run script (defines)

 

http://content.screencast.com/users/lowridertj/folders/Snagit/media/616d3c2a-b7a6-491c-9b34-558438975473/05.30.2013-15.24.png

[Rob Howard 0]

this is part of a open framework that hasn't been released yet..

but makes this available for run script (defines)

 

http://content.screencast.com/users/lowridertj/folders/Snagit/media/616d3c2a-b7a6-491c-9b34-558438975473/05.30.2013-15.24.png

Thanks...that's exactly what I'm looking for.

 

 

use "define"

I see the command define but I'm not sure how to utilize it so it will skip the rest of the current script and move to a different one.

[Code Docta (Nick C.) 638]

Put everything you want to run in the define command. Under commands there's "Custom Commands" look for the define you just made and drag it to where you want it to run.

 

http://wiki.ubotstudio.com/wiki/Define

[Rob Howard 0]

Put everything you want to run in the define command. Under commands there's "Custom Commands" look for the define you just made and drag it to where you want it to run.

 

http://wiki.ubotstudio.com/wiki/Define

 

I get what you're saying. Just put each site into the define command. So what's the point of having multiple scripts per bot? (Tabs at the top of ubot)

[Rob Howard 0]

Nevermind, DUH! I got it figured out. Thanks guys!