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Praney Behl

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  1. Well I would like to suggest an easier alternative instead.

     

    Try to nest the find regular expressing commands inside each other and you'll be right.

     

    Here is an example:

    set(#result, $find regular expression($find regular expression($find regular expression($document text, "Replace this with Regular Exprssion 1"), "Replace this with Regular Exprssion 2"), "Replace this with Regular Exprssion 3"), "Global")
    
    

     

    Hope it helps.

     

    Cheers!

    Praney

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  2. Hey Ubotters!

     

    Its been a while. I just wanted to stop by and drop my comments about this plugin.

    Just got the plugin a couple of hours ago and started playing with it. 

     

    I must say "ITS AWESOME"!

     

    No more hassles with flash page captcha solving.

     

    So I picked up the beast of all times and here are the results:

     

     

    Although I had the server issues with my above example, it works great.

     

    There is some scope for improvement and I have made my suggestions to Buddy.

     

    Hopefully we'll see them in near future updates.

     

    I recommend buying this plugin as it opens up so many avenues of Money making!!

    Thanks Buddy! Keep up the good work :)

     

    Praney

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  3. Well TJ's plugin tells you the X and Y positions of the "Mouse Cursor" not and object on the page.

     

    However to find the position of an object on a webpage you can use some jQuery.

     

    There are 2 ways to do it:

     

    1. Using offset() :

     

    $(function(){ var posObject = $('#container'), posX = posObject.offset().left, posY = posObject.offset().top; });

    jQuery Reference & More information on using the offset function: offset().

     

     

    2. Using position() :

    $(function(){ var posObject = $('#container'), posX = posObject.position().left, posY = posObject.position().top; });

     

    jQuery Reference & More information on using the position function: position().

     

     

    Hope it helps,

     

    Praney ;)

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