Zennoposter guidance needed

Taff_Man

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Hi all,

May I just say first off what an awesome forum BHW is. It's a real pity I didnt come across this forum sooner.

I just recently purchased Zennoposter and I'm just about done getting familiar. I can create basic templates but I want to create a more advanced template that likes and comments people videos on youtube.

-Go to user page and scrape video links
-Go to those video links and like and comment
-Go to another user page and scrape video links
-Go to those video links and like and comment
-Repeat process

Also how would I add random time delays?

I want to make it look as human as possible.

Would I need to create seperate templates for different accounts?

Where would I get more advanced tutorials?

Thanks in advance for any help.
 
On youtube dexlabseo.These are advanced tuts.

I think there is a random function inside zenno, check on the list of commands.

You do not need separate template for each account, because you can use loop, and then pull username/password data from lines of a txt file.
 
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This is possible. To scrape videos you need to tell it to load the channel page first. Then use regexp to get all the links from the channel and put it into a list. Then use list processing to go to each of the videos and do what you need from that video. Than tell zennoposter to start from the beginning to make a loop.

-Go to user page and scrape video links
-Go to those video links and like and comment
-Go to another user page and scrape video links
-Go to those video links and like and comment
-Repeat process

I add random time delays by first making a random variable than putting that variable into pause.

Also how would I add random time delays?

If you want to make it even more human use keystrokes emulation and add some delays, not to much or else it looks fishy.

I want to make it look as human as possible.

You can have a list of accounts just use one template to process the each account. No need for than one account.

Would I need to create seperate templates for different accounts?

Go to http://zennolab.com/discussion/showthread.php?5759-Mental-Power-Video-Tutorials-Basic-to-Advanced for some really good tutorials.
Where would I get more advanced tutorials?
 
Thanks for all the help and replies.

I just have one more issue. Is there a way to skip liking if you have already? I was looking for a regular expression but the html seems to be the same liked or unliked.
 
even if they are the same, you can specify which match do you want. Like may be the 1 match and unlike the second one. In this case specify second one in the editor.
 
even if they are the same, you can specify which match do you want. Like may be the 1 match and unlike the second one. In this case specify second one in the editor.

Thanks for your reply. Sorry but I still dont follow. The button is same if you click once it likes but when you click again it unlikes and I cant see the html code changing. Would it be saved somewhere else on the page as an attribute?
 
Thanks for your reply. Sorry but I still dont follow. The button is same if you click once it likes but when you click again it unlikes and I cant see the html code changing. Would it be saved somewhere else on the page as an attribute?

As far as i see there are 2 different IDs:

id="watch-like"
id="watch-dislike"

So you need to use action designer to solve the problem and choose ID. If you do not see them, then paste the source code of the page here.
 
Thanks for your reply. Sorry but I still dont follow. The button is same if you click once it likes but when you click again it unlikes and I cant see the html code changing. Would it be saved somewhere else on the page as an attribute?

and

As far as i see there are 2 different IDs:

id="watch-like"
id="watch-dislike"

So you need to use action designer to solve the problem and choose ID. If you do not see them, then paste the source code of the page here.
^^^This will never work... sorry


I see that you are having problems with this, and let me just say that small details are the ones that count :)

id will not help you like @moonlighsunligh suggested because that are id's of two different buttons.

What you need to do is like said, check the details, and you will see the difference...

So my answer is:

1. Go to actions designer
2. Set "Form No" to "-1"
3. Set "Full tag" to "button"
4. Set "Atribute name" to"outerhtml"
5. Set "Atribute valu" to "button-toggled"
6. Set "search type" to "regexp"
7. Click "Search"

What you will find out is that when video is already liked this will find the result, and there will be no result when video is not liked. ;)

So at the end you can do regex search for "button-toggled" before you start liking, or you can do what i pointed in points 1-7 and set this as "Rise->click" action, and ad negative exit in editor later. Up to you which way you choose to go, both will work fine.


PS: Im owner of dexlabseo channel on youtube
 
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^^^This will never work... sorry


I see that you are having problems with this, and let me just say that small details are the ones that count :)

id will not help you like moonlighsunligh suggested because that are id's of two different buttons.

What you need to do is like said, check the details, and you will see the difference...

So my answer is:

1. Go to actions designer
2. Set "Form No" to "-1"
3. Set "Full tag" to "button"
4. Set "Atribute name" to"outerhtml"
5. Set "Atribute valu" to "button-toggled"
6. Set "search type" to "regexp"
7. Click "Search"

What you will find out is that when video is already liked this will find the result, and there will be no result when video is not liked. ;)

So at the end you can do regex search for "button-toggled" before you start liking, or you can do what i pointed in points 1-7 and set this as "Rise->click" action, and ad negative exit in editor later. Up to you which way you choose to go, both will work fine.


PS: Im owner of dexlabseo channel on youtube

Thanks drvosjeca you are a legend. I'm all about figuring things out myself but sometimes it's just too much.

And I've watched all your vids mate their unreal, thanks for taking the time to make such great tutorials.

Best,
Taff
 
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