keliix06

This took me forever to figure out. Using send keys wasn't working, until I clicked pause on the script, so that wasn't an option. So what you need to do it run the same javascript that they are using to enable the button. I use sendkeys to enter the message, then set a 2 second delay, then have a run javascript command with "$("#tweeting_button, #update-submit").removeClass("btn-disabled").removeAttr("disabled")". Then choose the tweet button and click it. Then another short delay to wait for the tweet to post before logging out.

Compiled it's about 4mb. Just registers, activates and posts to about a dozen sites. I'll try restarting and see if that fixes it. Otherwise going back won't be a problem. Thanks

I've been having some freezing issues, but only when running a node during testing, mostly navigates. That's not really a big deal, just force quit and load it up again. Now when I try to open the bot it immediately crashes and asks if I want to send a report to Microsoft. Didn't crash when opening before the latest update.

After updating today I get a crash any time I try to open a bot I've been working on. Is there any way to downgrade to the last version?

Yeah, that's the URL I linked to in my second post The iframe is near the bottom of the source. I've just never seen a case where something showed on a page, but I couldn't find the source code that produced it. I had big dreams for that bot, but at least someone who knows what they're doing had problems too. Working on another bot now, so I'll try to come back at it with fresh eyes later. Thanks for trying though.

Attached. Yeah, the Disqus button confuses things. After you click that button, the number of notes will increase, then it will say "your username liked this" under the notes.

They aren't flash from what I can tell. At least, I don't see anything in their source code that would indicate they are.

Following up. I looked at the source of the iframe and they have another form for following, that appears to have the same setup as the form for liking would have to have. So I tried just using choose by attribute with the src set to http://assets.tumblr.com/images/iframe_like_alpha.png which is the source of the button image they'd be using. That didn't work so I changed it to use alt with Like since that appears to be the alt text for the image. The bot is still saying no element is chosen when I run the click chosen command. They have this code in the iframe page, so the like buttons have

From what I can see the button on the home page of the blog just goes to the notes section, it doesn't actually "like" anything. You need to go to an individual post to do that: http://soupsoup.tumblr.com/post/1336373061/winter-solstice-on-mars-via-nasa The like button will be in the upper right corner, which is the one I need to click. It loads this URL in an iframe: http://www.tumblr.com/dashboard/iframe?8&src=http%3A%2F%2Fsoupsoup.tumblr.com%2Fpost%2F1336373061%2Fwinter-solstice-on-mars-via-nasa&pid=1336373061&rk=hhVZxaL7&lang=en_US&name=soupsoup

I may have bitten off more than I can chew for my first bot. What I need to do is click the "Like" button on tumblr pages. The button only appears after you log in, and it's shown inside an iframe. If you load the iframe directly it doesn't show up. So they really don't want you to automate this. I can tell from live http headers in firefox that it's submitting a form, and I know the URL it's submitting to and the data that's going with it. But if I can't click the button I don't think knowing that will do me much good. I could emulate submitting the form in PHP without any problems, but I r