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The regex designer is empty by default, which you can enter whatever data you want into, and process. The action constructor is great for grabbing stuff by class or element, but not that great when it comes to lists/multiple matches (could be solved with loops ofc)...

Replace <h1>Hi there</h1> in my example with your new variable you mention in step 2.

Yeah, you remove unnecessary spaces, replacing multiple/new line with just one, etc. But they can also be good to keep, depending on the project and what you're trying to match. I see now that the regex could've been improved, but you get the point :-)

Nah it's fine, buy yourself a pack of beer :)

http://zennolab.com/discussion/threads/getting-the-image-size.18667/#post-119898

function countWords(s){ s = s.replace(/(^\s*)|(\s*$)/gi,"");//exclude start and end white-space s = s.replace(/[ ]{2,}/gi," ");//2 or more space to 1 s = s.replace(/\n /,"\n"); // exclude newline with a start spacing return s.split(' ').length; } countWords("{-Variable.word-}");

Answer to your question can be found here http://zennolab.com/en/buy-it-now/version-comparison/

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You could search and find the chat form on facebook, fill + send it. Tho I'd recommend creating a fb app and give your account authorization for sending messages and use their API, or spoof the request and use POST. https://developers.facebook.com/apps You can get access to a running skype...

But in your pictures above not all prices are 4 digits with a decimal. I'd advise you to track down which is failing and inspect them closer.

Would help if you posted some lines from your csv file. And your regex looks kinds of off. Do you know what it matches? \d.\.\d. Will match one digit. \d.\.\d. Will match one (any) character. \d.\.\d. Will match one dot. \d.\.\d. Will match one digit. \d.\.\d. Will match one (any)...

And to avoid getting multiple matches you could add ^ and $ to the front/end of the regex, telling you're looking for an exact match (make sure to escape special characters). Will instead return:

Get the match # and select it that way. Here's an example for how to do it with checkboxes, hopefully you can figure out how to do it for dropdowns. http://zennolab.com/discussion/threads/noob-come-here-and-ill-help-you.15392/#post-98636

Just a friendly note. That regex will give you a match for each letter or number. The match is also not limited to integer values and should therefor use quotes when using IF. "{-Variable.Name-}" == "" // Variable is empty "{-Variable.Name-}" != "" // Variable is not empty

You can use the Good/Bad End logics but they ain't meant for looping. Increase the execution count instead.

Yeah. From what I understand those could also be created from within a project, to fire off another. I remember reading about it but haven't tried it myself. But that sounds like the best approach as it allows you to set plenty of options. Attempts / clear / run / stop / etc..

I don't have any links handy, but search the forum for zennoposter + .bat files.

Save the data to a list/file. Add task. Execute projects on signal (the file). Remove when done.

If you have the latest version you can use this function, I don't so I still haven't tested it. So instead of putting it to a list, you put it to a table, and the table would look like this: Then sort with the function mentioned above. Then Table -> Get Line -> To Variables.

If you take the first line, that will be the lowest value. So instead of getting the variable name, you can set the lowest value to a variable name of your choice. Gonna need further examples of what you're trying to do, otherwise I don't see why this shouldn't work for you. I don't think it's...

PM me with more info of what you need (what you want all fields/inputs to do), in detail, and I'll give you a quote.

Impossible to answer without some example code, if you don't wanna share the url, share the source code. Or mask it. xxx.g11gl2.com 1 = o, 2 = e. Google.com

Put it to a list, sort, then List Processing -> Get Line - and put it to a variable.

Dropdowns use the Option attribute and can be selected by adding selected="selected" to the item. <select> <option selected="selected">This one is now selected</option> <option>Another option</option> <option>And another</option> </select>...

As capturis said. http://zennolab.com/wiki/en:logic

If it's for captchas I'd never enter them myself, as dedicated services have a decent price. About $1 for 1000 captchas, well worth it.

Not sure I get it. You want to send the captcha to your phone? In that case I'd use skip the captcha module. Cache the image and host it along with an input field and an unique key identifier. Send a push message to your phone via pushover including a url to the form. Enter the data displayed...

I first misunderstood your question. Maybe this will help. https://help.zennolab.com/en/v5/zennoposter/5.9/ZennoLab.CommandCenter~ZennoLab.CommandCenter.ZennoPoster~HideInstance.html...

Then why not use normal log alerts?

Each person/email you sell templates to you'd pay $10 for the first template and +$2 for each additional template sold at the same time - to that person. But as you want to sell to 4 different email/persons there's no "additional" template, as you're just selling one template to each...

Well. That would be the case if you sold them all to the same license (email) at the same time. Not sure about ZennoBox but I guess each install is gonna need its own email (license). If so - you ain't selling the 4 copies to the same "person", but 4 separate ones. Which would be 10+10+10+10.

You'll need multiple licenses or sell the template to yourself via Zennobox, if you want them to run at the same time. http://zennolab.com/wiki/en:zennobox

How about a sub-forum dedicated to template sharing? There's a marketplace section if you wanna buy/sell, but not really anything fitting if you wanna share it for free with the community. I'm sure there's plenty of members that wouldn't mind sharing their work and it would be a great place for...

You aware of these options?

"{-Variable.YourVariable-}".split('').join(' ');

Or even better, create a regex to just grab the proxy:port from the DOM and put everything to a list.

Do you have the same problem if you try without proxy?

Not sure I understand what you mean. Use an alert to display it in the log?

Bookmark this link for future reference. http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_comparisons.asp

It might work in this case, but I wouldnt't make a habit of using such a wide searches. In this case you can just take the LAST match from your regex, but for longer and more complex urls it could give you the wrong result. Example, say you want the year from the url instead...

.* is a wildcard, so you're searching for something that begins with / and ends with ?enableSearch, which your result does. (?<=/)\d{10} : Looks for a match that starts with / followed my 10 numbers. (?<=/)\d{10}(?=\?enableSearch) : Looks for a match that starts with / followed by 10 numbers...

With Standard or Pro you can do that. PRO 3 computers. Standard 2. Lite 1.

Even tho it's not that hard I agree to some point. For every template I've sold I always gotta explain the process of how zennobox works, threads, execution count, workflow etc. I always send a readme along and it's not a problem, but a simple run/stop feature which everyone understand would be...

Third time's the charm ;-)

If you keep a list (or however you wish to fetch the info) of what sites that needs what tag it can also be set dynamically. In the print you can see only 1 Set Value -action but it's filling 2 fields.

It's Google. You can also get different captchas depending on your IP and if you're logged into your Google account or not.

Or maybe try to uninstall with Revo.