zoephoenix

I figured it out. This works properly: {#user} is experiencing a problem. Please check the account. I'm using some VPSs to run several instances of the program I have, so it helps to have something send me a text when one of them isn't working the way it should be.

How do I send an sms message that contains variables? I'm using the free Twilio plugin to send the messages and that part works fine, but I can't figure out how to get the message area to use variables in it. For example, #user is experiencing a problem. Please check the account. This sends a text message with #user instead of the value of that variable, which isn't what I need... help?

I don't have multithreading done on this yet. What it does is login to an account at a website and it goes to a page with a table of info with 20+ rows. It scrapes the table for data, then looks for rows whose first column contain a specific word. Then, it takes the number of each of those rows that contain that word and puts it in another list. This list is used to decide which rows to target (controls the offset of the element to hover over). It then hovers over the first selected row, clicks the button that pops up when it's hovered over, then waits a random amount of time before going to

I have a bot that I've developed over the past few weeks that automates some functions on a website. It seems to be really slow to start up, though and sometimes freezes up after a while. Anyone have any tips on how to structure the bot's defines, etc so that it runs as efficiently as possible? Some advice on the best tool to use to code the HTML UI would be great, as well.

I tried doing something like that, but I can't get it to work. I found this thread with an attachment that looks like the solution to my issue, but I can't seem to download it. It says I don't have permission. http://www.ubotstudio.com/forum/index.php?/topic/14767-an-easier-way-to-stop-script-when-using-the-ui-button/&do=findComment&comment=83501

This is what I did: define clickrows { set(#listposition, $list item(%myuser, $list position(%myuser)), "Global") mouse over($element offset(<class="cell-wrapper screen-name-cell ng-scope">, #listposition), "No") wait(5) increment(#myuserposition) set(#listposition, $next list item(%myuser), "Global") wait(2) } This works as intended; it mouses over only the row numbers in the list. I've only had some light programming experience in the past, so this is all fairly new to me. Any advice on how to stop the program from running completely when a certain conditi

I have so far been able to get my program to scrape a list of items from a table on a website and only return the values of the rows that I need to mouse over. For example, Row 0, Row 1, Row 4, etc, if the value of the content of that row fits my criteria. Now, I need to be able to have it mouse over only those rows in the table on the website; without mousing over them, the button I need clicked will not show. My list contains: 0 1 4 6 9 10 11 12 etc With this, it should hover over row 0, row 1, row 4, row 6, etc. I'm not sure how to go about doing this. The list item itself is the