Help on uBot code? Pretty sure fix is simple, can't figure it out though

BlackHatMon3yMaker

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Feb 22, 2016

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• Mar 28, 2016

• #1

Basically I'm trying to download a picture from an element.
I try to extract it using the 'innerhtml' attribute but it always pulls the height,width,etc. behind it.
Whats the best way to tell the code to extract only the bolded into a variable? So that it works universally as well?
That way after that, I can tell it to download from the variable

I keep trying

Code:

<innerhtml=w"img src=\"httpecx.images-amazoncom/images/I/*.jpg\" ">

but to no avail. I guess I don't understand why that wouldn't work.

Thanks in advance for any input.

Code:

<div id="ivLargeImage" style="height: 401px; display: block; opacity: 1; visibility: visible; cursor: zoom-in;">
<img src="[B]httpecx.images-amazoncom/images/I/61kABvWK2WL._SL1200_jpg[/B]" class="fullscreen" style="margin-top: 130.315px; margin-left: 0px; height: 140.37px; width: 237px;"></div>

 

AquaticGamer

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• Mar 28, 2016

• #2

Have you tried contacting their support on this issue? I think their the best people to help you out on this.

 

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delite737

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• Mar 28, 2016

• #3

hey

This should work,just quickly tested and gave me 136 jpg src's

add list to list(%imgLinks,$scrape attribute(<(tagname="img" AND src=w"http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/*")>,"src"),"Delete","Global")

 

BlackHatMon3yMaker

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• Mar 29, 2016
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• #4

delite737 said:

hey

This should work,just quickly tested and gave me 136 jpg src's

add list to list(%imgLinks,$scrape attribute(<(tagname="img" AND src=w"htt/ecx.images-amazoncom/images/*")>,"src"),"Delete","Global")

Click to expand...

Hey thanks man that helps a lot! I figured out all the images I need/want have "._SL1500_jpg" in the link. I tried to do this:
add list to list(%imgLinks,$scrape attribute(<(tagname="img" AND src=w"htt//ecx.images-amazoncom/images/*._SL1500_jpg")>,"src"),"Delete","Global")

But it didn't work. Any way to extract only the links with this text in it?

 

trance92071

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• Mar 29, 2016

• #5

If you know how to use regex I would suggest doing that instead. The scrape attribute command is useful for somethings but not all. If you need some direct assistance PM me and I can add you on skype to walk you through what you need.

 

BlackHatMon3yMaker

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• #6

^^PM Sent!!!!!!!

 

dp40oz

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• Mar 29, 2016

• #7

You should ask on the uBot forum. The forum is very active and you'll get answers much quick than asking here.

 

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delite737

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• Mar 29, 2016

• #8

load html("
<img src=\"httpecx.images-amazoncom/images/I/61kABvWK2WL._SL1500_jpg\"/>
<img src=\"httpecx.images-amazoncom/images/I/61kABvWK2WL._SL1200_jpg\"/>")
add list to list(%imgSRC,$scrape attribute(<(tagname="img" AND src=r"SL1500_jpg")>,"src"),"Delete","Global")

Hey,so I tried this on the amazon site and got zero matches,so I added some HTML above to show that it does actually work,the "r" means a regular expression,so any img tag that has an src that contains SL1500_jpg will be matched

 

Last edited: Mar 29, 2016