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That will work. Thank you! I wish uBot Studio would add a multiline option.

If there are returns embedded in the text, then the current regex does not produce any matches. For example: <td class="amount small"> $21.99 </td> How would you modify the regex to extract the text (including any returns, tabs, spaces, etc.)? Also, how would you strip all of these characters (Ubot's $trim command only strips spaces), leaving just the amount? add list to list(%temp_list, $find regular expression(#temp, "(?<=amount\\ssmall\\\"\\>).*?(?=\\<)"), "Don\'t Delete", "Global")

Never mind. The list was configured to delete duplicates. Duh!

The regex for the quantity only returns (1) occurrence. Is that because the (2) occurrences have the same value?

Wow! That works perfectly. If I want to extract the quantities and amounts, would I use: add list to list(%temp_list, $find regular expression(#temp, "(?<=quantity\\ssmall\\\"\\>).*?(?=\\<)"), "Delete", "Global") add list to list(%temp_list, $find regular expression(#temp, "(?<=amount\\ssmall\\\"\\>).*?(?=\\<)"), "Delete", "Global")

Hello, I am using the Page Scrape command to extract the text below: <td colspan="3" class="heading small"><strong>Product charges</strong></td> </tr> <tr> <td class="title small">Tuneband for iPhone 4 & iPhone 4S, Black, Grantwood Technology's Armband, Silicone Skin, and Front/Back Screen Protector</td> <td class="space"> </td> <td class="quantity small">Qty: 1</td> <td class="small"></td> <td class="amount small">$21.99</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="title small">Tuneband

You should be able to use jQuery. First, please view this video showing how to integrate jQuery with Ubot (prepared by @Fabier, not me): http://www.ubotstudio.com/forum/index.php?/topic/12822-a-quick-introduction-to-javascript Next, use this code in the $eval function. $('a[target="_blank"]').removeAttr('target'); Regards, Sean

Aside from the special case with the define command, are local variables visible within the entire script? Regards, Sean

I created a function that duplicates the 'trim' function from PHP: http://php.net/manual/en/function.trim.php define $Trim Better(#String to Trim) { return($replace regular expression(#String to Trim, "^[\\s\\t\\r\\n\\0\\x0B]+|[\\s\\t\\r\\n\\0\\x0B]+$", $nothing)) } Regards, Sean

Thanks, VaultBoss!

Hello, Is the newline character represented by \n, or\r\n? Both of these examples remove the trailing returns, but is one more 'robust' than the other? set(#string_old, "Line One Line Two Line Three{$new line}{$new line}{$new line}", "Global") set(#string_new, $replace regular expression(#string_old, "\\n+$", $nothing), "Global") set(#string_old, "Line One Line Two Line Three{$new line}{$new line}{$new line}", "Global") set(#string_new, $replace regular expression(#string_old, "[\\r\\n]+$", $nothing), "Global") Regards, Sean

I come from the world of FileMaker, and like Ubot, you create scripts in a proprietary language. One plugin available for that program is the ability to run PHP code, so imagine the possibilities if there was a Run PHP command in Ubot, just like we have a Run Javascript command now. Another cool feature of this FileMaker PHP plugin is the ability to turn any PHP code into its own plugin.