So I Made My First Bot With Imacros
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dandan
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- Jan 7, 2009
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yes you can create csv's with openoffice.
weaselstomp
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- Oct 29, 2008
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You'd have to get into VBScript a little bit. Here's an example of using a random number VBScript with iMacros:
http://wiki.imacros.net/Random-Numbers.vbs
And here's a short VBScript on creating random alphanumeric strings:
Code:
Function RandomLetters( ByVal stringLength )
Dim strRandom
Const grabBag = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789"
For i = 1 to stringLength
strRandom = strRandom& Mid( grabBag, RandomNumber( 1, Len( grabBag ) ), 1 )
Next
RandomString = strRandom
End Function
biks
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- Oct 28, 2008
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Anyone know if I can access (2) !Setdatasource files from 1 macro? Let's say I've got a .csv file that is all my passwords. (which won't change) and I want to store random blog posts in another .csv file. I know I can combine everything in 1 .csv file and get it to work, but I'll be moving data all over the place.
I know the scripting version of iMacros can access a database. (I have it installed from this board) Anyone got this sort of thing running? I'm thinking of spinning an article into multiple variations and posting the different versions everywhere. I know if I took the time I could make a giant .csv file and get it to work that way, but boy is that gonna be a pain to set up.
I know the scripting version of iMacros can access a database. (I have it installed from this board) Anyone got this sort of thing running? I'm thinking of spinning an article into multiple variations and posting the different versions everywhere. I know if I took the time I could make a giant .csv file and get it to work that way, but boy is that gonna be a pain to set up.
weaselstomp
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I would use the one here:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...2329-get-iopus-imacros-scripting-edition.html
it's been checked for viruses
pizzafasie
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thanks for the hint, selenium seems to be interesting especially for software developers
weaselstomp
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If you're a visual learner, I'd say the easiest way is to use the firefox plugin and record a few macros. Simply set it to "record" and start clicking, fill out a form, etc. You'll see with each of your actions, a new line is created in the macro with a command. When you're done, stop recording and right-click and "Edit" the macro to see what it did when you clicked whatever.
Also, there are a ton of sample macros in iMacros (firefox and scripting editions).
If you're the kind that would rather read about something first, their wiki has very clear and expressive tutorials:
http://wiki.imacros.net/Form_Filling
weaselstomp
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iMacros is much easier to write with, and for most things you don't even have to write anything with the "record" option.
But it is true that PHP & cURL can make some wicked macros (faking headers/referers/etc)
rufus: I think MS's batch file programming is closer to iMacros
It's uber easy to pick up, as long as you understand the flow of the pages/forms you're trying to manipulate.remote2008
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- Aug 13, 2008
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TAG POS=1 TYPE=IMG ATTR=HREF:<INSERT CAPTCHA LINK/ID>
I keep getting error here as the URL keeps changing.
What URL do you ? i.e do you use any wildcards?
I keep getting error here as the URL keeps changing.
What URL do you ? i.e do you use any wildcards?
remote2008
Newbie
- Aug 13, 2008
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searched around and....
wildcard * did the trick....
Any one have a code to run multiple macros?
Thanks for a great post.
BTW - will post when done with the macro [simple go to a page; populate the values; use beatcaptha and sign up]
wildcard * did the trick....
Any one have a code to run multiple macros?
Thanks for a great post.
BTW - will post when done with the macro [simple go to a page; populate the values; use beatcaptha and sign up]
