lowno 2 Posted September 9, 2011 Report Share Posted September 9, 2011 Any advice on this issue, where a ransom state and a ransom zip are used, obviously they don't match up. How do you overcome this if the form checks to see if the zip is in the state selected? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Bobby 14 Posted September 10, 2011 Report Share Posted September 10, 2011 Not the best solution, but I would create a TXT-file and fill it with like this: STATE_1STATE_2...STATE_9STATE_10ZIP_FROM_STATE_1ZIP_FROM_STATE_2...ZIP_FROM_STATE_9ZIP_FROM_STATE_10 I think it would be enough to fill it with 10 states and zips.Than load this TXT as an list into ubot.After this you could randomly pick a number between 0 and 9 (than you get a random state), and than increase the randomly picked number with 10 (so you would get the zip from the state). Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Eddie Waller 158 Posted September 10, 2011 Report Share Posted September 10, 2011 Any advice on this issue, where a ransom state and a ransom zip are used, obviously they don't match up. How do you overcome this if the form checks to see if the zip is in the state selected? They should always match up, if they're not matching for you can you give an example? As long as you're not resetting the account data in between requesting state, zip, county, etc, they should all correspond with each other. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
lowno 2 Posted September 10, 2011 Author Report Share Posted September 10, 2011 I bet I am doing it wrong then. In 4.0.49, for hotmail, I drag the form element to create a node, then drop on the account type. Actually, since we now have code view, here is the code, it should be easy to spot what I am doing wrong: set table cell(&hotmail, 0, 0, $account data("Username")) set table cell(&hotmail, 0, 1, $account data("Password")) type text(<name="imembernamelive">, $table cell(&hotmail, 0, 0), "Standard") type text(<name="iPwd">, $table cell(&hotmail, 0, 1), "Standard") type text(<name="iRetypePwd">, $table cell(&hotmail, 0, 1), "Standard") type text(<email field>, $account data("Email"), "Standard") type text(<first name field>, $account data("First Name"), "Standard") type text(<last name field>, $account data("Last Name"), "Standard") change dropdown(<name="iRegion">, "Random") type text(<zip code field>, $account data("Zip Code"), "Standard") click(<id="iGenderMale">, "Left Click", "No") type text(<birthday field>, $account data("Birth Year"), "Standard") Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Bobby 14 Posted September 10, 2011 Report Share Posted September 10, 2011 ... change dropdown(<name="iRegion">, "Random") type text(<zip code field>, $account data("Zip Code"), "Standard") ... My opinion is that uBot can match the state with the zip just if you use it like this: type text(<name="iRegion">, $account data("State"), "Standard") type text(<zip code field>, $account data("Zip Code"), "Standard") Quote Link to post Share on other sites
lowno 2 Posted September 10, 2011 Author Report Share Posted September 10, 2011 Yea, totally my error. I had it set to choose a random drop down value and not one set by account data. For anyone that wants a hotmail creator, here it is: navigate("http://hotmail.com", "Wait") click(<hspace="10">, "Left Click", "No") wait(5) set table cell(&hotmail, 0, 0, $account data("Username")) set table cell(&hotmail, 0, 1, $account data("Password")) type text(<name="imembernamelive">, $table cell(&hotmail, 0, 0), "Standard") type text(<name="iPwd">, $table cell(&hotmail, 0, 1), "Standard") type text(<name="iRetypePwd">, $table cell(&hotmail, 0, 1), "Standard") type text(<email field>, $account data("Email"), "Standard") type text(<first name field>, $account data("First Name"), "Standard") type text(<last name field>, $account data("Last Name"), "Standard") change dropdown(<name="iRegion">, $account data("State")) type text(<zip code field>, $account data("Zip Code"), "Standard") click(<id="iGenderMale">, "Left Click", "No") type text(<birthday field>, $account data("Birth Year"), "Standard") type text(<id="iCdHIPBInput0">, $solve captcha(<title="Image of Verification">), "Standard") click(<id="iOptinEmail">, "Left Click", "No") click(<title="I accept">, "Left Click", "No") The only thing it doesn't do is save the account to a file, but it is set to put the email and password into a table. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Eddie Waller 158 Posted September 10, 2011 Report Share Posted September 10, 2011 I bet I am doing it wrong then. In 4.0.49, for hotmail, I drag the form element to create a node, then drop on the account type. Actually, since we now have code view, here is the code, it should be easy to spot what I am doing wrong: set table cell(&hotmail, 0, 0, $account data("Username")) set table cell(&hotmail, 0, 1, $account data("Password")) type text(<name="imembernamelive">, $table cell(&hotmail, 0, 0), "Standard") type text(<name="iPwd">, $table cell(&hotmail, 0, 1), "Standard") type text(<name="iRetypePwd">, $table cell(&hotmail, 0, 1), "Standard") type text(<email field>, $account data("Email"), "Standard") type text(<first name field>, $account data("First Name"), "Standard") type text(<last name field>, $account data("Last Name"), "Standard") change dropdown(<name="iRegion">, "Random") type text(<zip code field>, $account data("Zip Code"), "Standard") click(<id="iGenderMale">, "Left Click", "No") type text(<birthday field>, $account data("Birth Year"), "Standard") It looks like you are choosing a random state from the dropdown, instead of picking a state based on what is in $account data("State"). $account data("State") will match with $account data("Zip Code"). It won't match based on a dropdown that you filled randomly. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
lowno 2 Posted September 10, 2011 Author Report Share Posted September 10, 2011 Thanks guys Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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