Infinite Loop in iMacros?

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I have this code

1SET !TIMEOUT_STEP 1
2SET !ERRORIGNORE YES
3
4WAIT SECONDS=3
5
6TAG POS=1 TYPE=SPAN ATTR=TXT:See<SP>More<SP>Posts
7WAIT SECONDS=3
8
9TAG POS=1 TYPE=A ATTR=TXT:*Comment*
10WAIT SECONDS=3
11
12TAG POS=1 TYPE=A ATTR=TXT:Delete
13WAIT SECONDS=3
14
15TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=ACTION:/a/delete.php?* ATTR=*
16WAIT SECONDS=4


But the iMacros free version only loops at 100, is there a way I can bypass it and do infinite loop?
 
use windows task scheduler and use max lines to manually loop the script
 
Use imacros 8.9.7 with older version of firefox.

Infinite loop:

URL GOTO=[ADDRESS OF YOUR SCRIPT]

You put this at the end of your script, and whenever the script reaches the end, it will restart.
Genius.
 
Use imacros 8.9.7 with older version of firefox.

Infinite loop:

URL GOTO=[ADDRESS OF YOUR SCRIPT]

You put this at the end of your script, and whenever the script reaches the end, it will restart.

I was just about to tag you here :))
 
Guys but what do you all automate with the Imacros?
Because if we automate account creation,every time we have to put different usernames and data,is that possible with imacros?
 
Guys but what do you all automate with the Imacros?
Because if we automate account creation,every time we have to put different usernames and data,is that possible with imacros?
Why not? You populate your datasource file with whatever data you want. It can be a .txt file or .csv too. With each new loop imacros goes down a line in your file.
 
Why not? You populate your datasource file with whatever data you want. It can be a .txt file or .csv too. With each new loop imacros goes down a line in your file.
And what about changing the proxy everytime?I guess I will have to use the desktop Macros with this,what do you think?
 
And what about changing the proxy everytime?I guess I will have to use the desktop Macros with this,what do you think?
You can rotate proxies with iMacros easily.

If you use a .txt as datasource, enter one proxy per line in the usual ip : port format. The command to rotate proxies with each loop: PROXY ADDRESS={{!COL1}}
If you use a .csv as datasource, enter the ip addresses into column A, the port numbers into column B. The command to rotate proxies with each loop: PROXY ADDRESS={{!COL1}}:{{!COL2}}
 
You can rotate proxies with iMacros easily.

If you use a .txt as datasource, enter one proxy per line in the usual ip : port format. The command to rotate proxies with each loop: PROXY ADDRESS={{!COL1}}
If you use a .csv as datasource, enter the ip addresses into column A, the port numbers into column B. The command to rotate proxies with each loop: PROXY ADDRESS={{!COL1}}:{{!COL2}}
Thanks a lot man! Appreciate your help
 
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