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Thank you for the reply. In my case, the captcha is present on every page, even if a user isn't logged in. It's always there, even when it isn't meant to be used. It may make more sense for me to search for the success element, as it is the only thing that differentiates success (or error) from a normal page. Any advice on how to find that specific text on the screen and if not, go thru the loop again? It would be good to limit this to 5 tries or so, then move on. As I mentioned earlier, I would also need to include code that can detect if the submit button isn't working (after captcha is s

I wrote a newbie-quality bot that needs to be improved, but I don't know how to do it. Many times, there are errors preventing a successful submission. Either the page code didn't load properly and the "submit" button is dead (nothing happens when it's clicked, it's dead, but a reload fixes this), or the captcha will be entered wrong causing a submission error. Either way, the the script will click submit and move on to the next log in, not knowing if the submit button didn't do anything, or if the captcha was wrong. If the submit button did in fact work, the page will reload with either a

Thanks, worked perfectly.

Instead of setting the loop cycles value manually to the number of rows in my txt file, how can I have it first check the text file for the number of rows, and then set itself to that? thanks!

Hi Eddie, yes, that's precisely what I'm saying.

I'm still trying to figure this out. I notice that when I"m using a proxy, many of the links on the page still work (like main navigation, etc.), but the form related buttons don't. What could the use of a proxy actually be changing to make these buttons stop being responsive?

every time there's an update, I get it. Still having issues. It's so darn frustrating since there's no obvious solution. Man, the hours I've wasted... wish i could get them back, and I wish i could get my bot working. I'm kind of at a standstill.

I'm using version 4, Standard edition.

so i have a bot that works perfectly. It is managing some logins, captchas, and then a submission. I decided to add proxy support, following the tutorial. The proxy portion works great. However, once I added proxy support, the bot starts acting weird. It works in the builder, but once I compile, it doesn't. For example, it will get the proxy from the list, change the proxy, and then load the page. No problem. Next it populates the email address and password fields, as it should. But then it skips the clicking of the submit button, and then wants to skip other steps and not follow my timel

thanks for that, BotBuddy. I'll check it out later tonight. Appreciate the help.

I'm using a loop to submit a web form, and have some questions: 1. The final instruction sets a delay of 10 seconds. I wanted to replace that with a random delay of between 10 seconds and 100 seconds. So I used $rand and set the min to 10 and max to 100. When i run my script, however, it stops at this delay instruction, and never proceeds past it. Am I doing something wrong? 2. One of the form fields is an email address, so before the loop begins, I set $domain to yahoo.com, and then at the "fill field" step, I generate a username at $omain. I want to rotate through a series of domains (i.