iMacros Help Please?

Hey all.

I'm a bit stuck, been Googling around for about an hour, and can't seem to find a working solution.

I have this code:

What it should do, when looped, is simply move through all my open tabs, and append the URL of each tab to a txt file. My problem, is that when I loop the script, it only appends the URL of the first tab to the txt file, even though it's moving to the next tab.

The script works fine if I run it manually for each tab, but that will take me days, so isn't viable.

Anyone care to give me some input?

Well...

You could do it like that:
1. Focus 2nd tab.
2. Save URL.
3. Close 2nd tab.
(Loop)

Loop it till there isnt a 2nd tab.

This script ...


... in a defined loop will return ...



in the file C:\URL.txt.

better try changing the file extension make it CSV rather than a txt
I had faced that many a times before
and this resolved it..

All I did to get it to work for me was, make a file called URL.txt on your C:\ and then right click
Firefox and select run as administrator. If your having trouble maybe there is a problem with the
speed of the browser or internet.


Here are the results I got from running it.

tompots said:

All I did to get it to work for me was, make a file called URL.txt on your C:\ and then right click
Firefox and select run as administrator. If your having trouble maybe there is a problem with the
speed of the browser or internet.

Code:

SET !EXTRACT_TEST_POPUP NO
TAB T={{!LOOP}}
WAIT SECONDS=2
ADD !EXTRACT {{!URLCURRENT}}
SAVEAS TYPE=EXTRACT FOLDER=C:\ FILE=URL.txt
SET !EXTRACT NULL

Here are the results I got from running it.

Code:

"https://www.google.com/"
"http://www.yahoo.com"
"http://www.bing.com/"

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Okay. Works here, too. Well done, tompots.

x00bin said:

Well...


You could do it like that:
1. Focus 2nd tab.
2. Save URL.
3. Close 2nd tab.
(Loop)


Loop it till there isnt a 2nd tab.

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Thanks buddy, I tried that too at first. Still didn't work for some reason :\

thehacker290494 said:

better try changing the file extension make it CSV rather than a txt
I had faced that many a times before
and this resolved it..

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Tried that too dude, but thanks anyways!

tompots said:

All I did to get it to work for me was, make a file called URL.txt on your C:\ and then right click
Firefox and select run as administrator. If your having trouble maybe there is a problem with the
speed of the browser or internet.

Code:

SET !EXTRACT_TEST_POPUP NO
TAB T={{!LOOP}}
WAIT SECONDS=2
ADD !EXTRACT {{!URLCURRENT}}
SAVEAS TYPE=EXTRACT FOLDER=C:\ FILE=URL.txt
SET !EXTRACT NULL

Here are the results I got from running it.

Code:

"https://www.google.com/"
"http://www.yahoo.com"
"http://www.bing.com/"

Click to expand...

That works perfectly for me, many thanks dude!