Captcha Problem

[Cornerstone 0]

Hello,

I am building a bot to submit rss feeds to a site

I've been able to get it to identify the captcha image

and submit the rss feed.

 

The problem I'm having is that I want the captcha sequence to loop

based on whether the rss feed was susscsfully submited or not

 

If you put in the wrong captcha it doesn't return an error it

just puts another captcha on the screen. if you put in the corect captcha

and submit it returns xxxxxx was submitted sucessfully.

 

When I try to put it in a loop it is looking for a # of time to loop or a

parameter. Can some one point me in the right direction?

 

I've tried using a if then statement but couldn't figured it out

 

The site it self is http://www.xmeta.net/users/

[alcr 135]

I guess you could do something like this:

 

If Not Search Page 'was submitted sucessfully' then do XY

[Cornerstone 0]

Thanks for your reply, That's what I've been trying as well.

Just for testing I had it nav to a different page based on whether that text appeared on the page

That works as far as the logic part

But I need it to loop until it meets the condition rather than one time.

 

 

 

I guess you could do something like this:

 

If Not Search Page 'was submitted sucessfully' then do XY

[alcr 135]

Put it in a sub. So that it goes like this:

 

Run sub

 

sub:

If Not Search Page 'was submitted sucessfully' then run sub

[Chris 2]

What I did in this situation was use the "while" command to look for the error message from the captcha after trying to solve it. While the error message is there it will keep running through my captcha solving process.

 

Not sure if it's the "correct" way to do things but it works like a charm. Attached a pic.

 

-Chris

[Cornerstone 0]

Thanks I'll give it a try

 

 

What I did in this situation was use the "while" command to look for the error message from the captcha after trying to solve it. While the error message is there it will keep running through my captcha solving process.

 

Not sure if it's the "correct" way to do things but it works like a charm. Attached a pic.

 

-Chris