"INVITE ALL CODE" or "TOGGLE ALL" new limit?

[allfacebook]

Well here's a little info for yall.
I used the google toggle all after seeing the invite problem thread- SO, i could see if it would flunk for me too. It did, there was no change in fan count. BUT, i just went back to check it again, and it has un-grayed all the friends. it was a list of 4.2k. So, i just tested the 49 script on them, selected 98. So i'm going to see how many join. If 20+, that means it's working in multiples. I'll then push it to see if it invites EVERYONE on my list after this. Hoping it has a good turn out, in case they did in fact limit them. However, since it greyed out then made the friends available again... it seems like maybe it could just be an unsolved bug????? I HOPE SO :/ Whatever it is, i hope they aren't murdering this for us... i was making decent money off of this, and have a great friend base/conversion rate (20%). Let's hope facebook isn't f*cking us over- d*ckheads. :aargh4:

 

[Mrockzzz]

I just did a quick rewrite of the "select all" code. This version will select 49 random friends. You can change the number by changing the 49 with any other number of your choice (but no bigger than the amount of your friends). I think this would be better for testing, because FB can easily create some filters that would discard "seemingly machine-selected" invitations. However, if you select RANDOM friends everytime, there's no way to know if they were selected automatically.

javascript:s=49;e=document.getElementById('friends').getElementsByTagName('li');l=e.length;function a(h,t){a=new Array();for(var i=0;i<t;i++)a[i]=i+1;function o(){return(Math.round(Math.random())-0.5)}a.sort(o);return a.slice(0,h)}a=a(s,l);for(var z=0;z<s;z++)if(typeof e[a[z]]==='object'){fs.click(e[a[z]])}

Here's a beautified version if anyone's interested:

s = 49;
e = document.getElementById('friends').getElementsByTagName('li');
l = e.length;

function a(h, t) {
    a = new Array();
    for (var i = 0; i < t; i++) a[i] = i + 1;

    function o() {
        return (Math.round(Math.random()) - 0.5);
    }
    a.sort(o);
    return a.slice(0, h);
}

a = a(s, l);

for (var z = 0; z < s; z++) if (typeof e[a[z]] === 'object') {
    fs.click(e[a[z]]);
}

I know that's probably not the best way to do it, but it works, so who cares.

Thanks a ton.. trying it out

 

[semaj]

Many thanks for this, just wondering would it be possible to amend the script so that it does not select friends who are already greyed out? Its making it very difficult to work through an account with 5,000 friends as it keeps on selecting the same friend a number of times.

Thanks again

I just did a quick rewrite of the "select all" code. This version will select 49 random friends. You can change the number by changing the 49 with any other number of your choice (but no bigger than the amount of your friends). I think this would be better for testing, because FB can easily create some filters that would discard "seemingly machine-selected" invitations. However, if you select RANDOM friends everytime, there's no way to know if they were selected automatically.

javascript:s=49;e=document.getElementById('friends').getElementsByTagName('li');l=e.length;function a(h,t){a=new Array();for(var i=0;i<t;i++)a[i]=i+1;function o(){return(Math.round(Math.random())-0.5)}a.sort(o);return a.slice(0,h)}a=a(s,l);for(var z=0;z<s;z++)if(typeof e[a[z]]==='object'){fs.click(e[a[z]])}

Here's a beautified version if anyone's interested:

s = 49;
e = document.getElementById('friends').getElementsByTagName('li');
l = e.length;

function a(h, t) {
    a = new Array();
    for (var i = 0; i < t; i++) a[i] = i + 1;

    function o() {
        return (Math.round(Math.random()) - 0.5);
    }
    a.sort(o);
    return a.slice(0, h);
}

a = a(s, l);

for (var z = 0; z < s; z++) if (typeof e[a[z]] === 'object') {
    fs.click(e[a[z]]);
}

I know that's probably not the best way to do it, but it works, so who cares.

 

[Mrockzzz]

Ya this would be better

Many thanks for this, just wondering would it be possible to amend the script so that it does not select friends who are already greyed out? Its making it very difficult to work through an account with 5,000 friends as it keeps on selecting the same friend a number of times.

Thanks again

 

[shravandude]

Is that java code working for all of you guys.

 

[parthibalo]

Nope... after sending wait for some time till it sends to all everyone in tht list.. it usually send some bunch at a batch.. so wait until it send..

after some time just reload the page and thn click invitation and see...

its perfectly working for me.. NO limitation made by facebook till now.. just try once mate

Tried but its not work .

 

[frngdrn]

Thanks a ton.. trying it out

thanks alot

 

[parthibalo]

I just did a quick rewrite of the "select all" code. This version will select 49 random friends. You can change the number by changing the 49 with any other number of your choice (but no bigger than the amount of your friends). I think this would be better for testing, because FB can easily create some filters that would discard "seemingly machine-selected" invitations. However, if you select RANDOM friends everytime, there's no way to know if they were selected automatically.

javascript:s=49;e=document.getElementById('friends').getElementsByTagName('li');l=e.length;function a(h,t){a=new Array();for(var i=0;i<t;i++)a[i]=i+1;function o(){return(Math.round(Math.random())-0.5)}a.sort(o);return a.slice(0,h)}a=a(s,l);for(var z=0;z<s;z++)if(typeof e[a[z]]==='object'){fs.click(e[a[z]])}

Here's a beautified version if anyone's interested:

s = 49;
e = document.getElementById('friends').getElementsByTagName('li');
l = e.length;

function a(h, t) {
    a = new Array();
    for (var i = 0; i < t; i++) a[i] = i + 1;

    function o() {
        return (Math.round(Math.random()) - 0.5);
    }
    a.sort(o);
    return a.slice(0, h);
}

a = a(s, l);

for (var z = 0; z < s; z++) if (typeof e[a[z]] === 'object') {
    fs.click(e[a[z]]);
}

I know that's probably not the best way to do it, but it works, so who cares.

Its choose friends randomly but choose same friend multiple time please check the attachment as a proof.

 

[phph5]

Many thanks for this, just wondering would it be possible to amend the script so that it does not select friends who are already greyed out? Its making it very difficult to work through an account with 5,000 friends as it keeps on selecting the same friend a number of times.

Thanks again

This is a flaw in this original script. Anyway, here's a fixed version:

javascript:s=49;e=document.getElementById('friends').getElementsByTagName('li');b=[];for(var x=0;x<e.length;x++)if((e[x].className!='disabled')&&(e[x].className!='selected')){b.push(e[x])}function a(h,t){a=[];for(var i=0;i<t;i++)a[i]=i+1;function o(){return(Math.round(Math.random())-0.5)}a.sort(o);return a.slice(0,h)}h=a(s,b.length);for(var w=0;w<s;w++){fs.click(b[h[w]])}

This version will not select greyed out OR already selected friends. This means that ou can run the script multiple times and each time it will select 49 more friends (or another quantity if you change the number before running it again).

Or you can select 5 friends manually and then run it to select 44 more randomly.

 

[samples]

hey, I have 5k friends and whit that if I want to invite 5k friends I have to activate this 100times? or you have some better solution?

thx

This is a flaw in this original script. Anyway, here's a fixed version:

javascript:s=49;e=document.getElementById('friends').getElementsByTagName('li');b=[];for(var x=0;x<e.length;x++)if((e[x].className!='disabled')&&(e[x].className!='selected')){b.push(e[x])}function a(h,t){a=[];for(var i=0;i<t;i++)a[i]=i+1;function o(){return(Math.round(Math.random())-0.5)}a.sort(o);return a.slice(0,h)}h=a(s,b.length);for(var w=0;w<s;w++){fs.click(b[h[w]])}

This version will not select greyed out OR already selected friends. This means that ou can run the script multiple times and each time it will select 49 more friends (or another quantity if you change the number before running it again).

Or you can select 5 friends manually and then run it to select 44 more randomly.

 

[dadecotti]

Guys
Do you think FB will fix it or they have done that on purpose?

 

[popzzz]

Guys
Do you think FB will fix it or they have done that on purpose?

They did it on purpose. :yield:

They will not 'fix' it.

HTH .... :cool2:

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[phph5]

hey, I have 5k friends and whit that if I want to invite 5k friends I have to activate this 100times? or you have some better solution?

thx

Seems like you haven't followed the thread - some members suggested that invites won't go through if you select more than 49 friends, so I created a simple code that will select 49 random friends. If you want you can select 3000 random friends (just change s=49 to s=3000 in the code).

If you want to select all friends, just use the "javascript:fs.select_all()" code. Hope this helps.

 

[popzzz]

..... If you want you can select 3000 random friends (just change s=49 to s=3000 in the code).
If you want to select all friends, just use the "javascript:fs.select_all()" code. Hope this helps.

But it won't work LOL!

HTH .... :cool2:


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[phph5]

What exactly doesn't work? The selection or the invitations themselves? My code only selects...

 

[popzzz]

..... If you want you can select 3000 random friends (just change s=49 to s=3000 in the code).
If you want to select all friends, just use the "javascript:fs.select_all()" code. Hope this helps.

What exactly doesn't work? The selection or the invitations themselves? My code only selects...

Selecting 3000 or the old js code.

HTH .... :cool2:

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[Mrockzzz]

Thanks Phph5 for the New Script

 

[phph5]

Selecting 3000 or the old js code.

HTH .... :cool2:

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Hmm, I can't test it on accounts with 5k friends at the moment. What browser are you using? (I've only tested it on FF and IE) And what exactly happens when you run the code? If there's an error message you can post it here.

 

[The Captain]

Hmm, I can't test it on accounts with 5k friends at the moment. What browser are you using? (I've only tested it on FF and IE) And what exactly happens when you run the code? If there's an error message you can post it here.

I think what he is saying is facebook will only allow you to send 50 requests out at a time, so trying to send 3000 out in one big batch wont work.

Is there a way to automate it to continually run batches of 49 requests until all the friends have received them?

 

[phph5]

Is there a way to automate it to continually run batches of 49 requests until all the friends have received them?

Yes, it can be done, but I wouldn't spend time on this until it is clear that there's a limit for 49 invites at a time. At the moment it's only speculations, no one knows for sure.