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Hello everyone. For those of you that own a dev license and make good use of the ui html panel, I have some useful information for you. have you ever created a bot that was loaded with ui elements? Maybe to the point that space became an issue? Here is a time and space saving tip for you. Instead of using labels to explain the purpose of of an input box, why not place the instructions inside the box? You can do this with a simple addition to the attribute area of the input box. The best part is it will be coded to clear when you click on it to insert the desired data. The code is si

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This is a quick tutorial I hope will help new initiates to ubot get on quicker with building. Basically the easiest way for your to test your bots is to have it create submission/error logs as the bot is run. This will mean that, if you sell your bot, you'll be able to ask customers to send you the submission log allowing you to verify what the problem is, and also allow you to understand the problems with the bots as your build them. It will mean that you don't have to spend so much time clicking between scripts in the hope of being able to scroll down to the script location to see the bo