Just hope i can finish it... lol, it's a big project, and allot of my code is outdated now and have to re-write a majority of it. I use to write allot bots and i saved my code in a module, so i could just call it instead of writing it over and over and over again...
The last big project i started, took me a year to complete, i only had 2 more days to finish it and that's when i got that crazy ass virus that deleted everything from my d partition, and like a dumb ass, it didn't back it up
I Started coding late last night and my yahoo module was so outdated i basically having to rewrite the yahoo part over, i'm about done with the yahoo account creation though... just stuck on one part..
Code:
<div id="IAgreeBtn-rnd" title="IAgreeBtn">
<input type="submit" name="ContinueBtn" id="ContinueBtn" class="ygbtem" value="Continue" title="" border="0" />
</div>
From the program, i will hit generate profile, which will randomly pick out a user first and last name, username and password out of hundreds of random possibility's. The i will hit Create Yahoo from the menu and i will proceed to signme up for a yahoo email. Then after it signs up it will check and see if the captcha was entered correctly.
I Tried this, but it takes me back to the signup page :/
Code:
If PMN.WebBrowser2.ReadyState = WebBrowserReadyState.Complete Then
If PMN.WebBrowser2.Document.Body.InnerText.Contains("Please try this code instead") Then
captcha.Show()
but if it returns
Code:
If Me.WebBrowser2.Document.Body.OuterText.Contains("Below are your account details") Then
Me.WebBrowser2.Document.Forms(0).InvokeMember("submit")
End If
But it's not clicking the "Continue" button after the account is successfully created :/
i tried this as well.
Code:
For Each botonic As HtmlElement In WebBrowser2.Document.All
If botonic.InnerText = ("Continue") Then
botonic.InvokeMember("click")
Exit For
End If
Maybe someone can help me figure this out... I'm using VB Studio 10.. I Will add you in the credits.
Also, help me come up with a name, currently i'm calling it PMNuke, which means Poor Mans Nuke