Directory.SubItem

[gcomm]

My first step of getting to the folders within a folder is fine > {-Directory.SubItem-|-my-path-to-some-direcory-|-df-|-true-|-all-}

In those folders are files which I need to parse.

If I take the execution result of the above and stuff it in the same macro {-Directory.SubItem-|-execution-result-|-df-|-true-|-all-} It begins pulling all files from the Zennoposter root folder :huh:

In either case my goal is to -

>Get to folders within a folder (this works)
>Get to the html / text files within those (multiple)folders (see sweet image below)

Thanks in advance -

 

[gcomm]

try use a macro Directory.RandomFile

Nope, this causes the same issue- pulls files yes, from the Zennoposter root however...

Anybody ? The attached image is a masterpiece !

 

[Hungry Bulldozer]

hey, have you tried with ActiveXObject and JavaScript?

 

[gcomm]

Don't answer a question with a question.... Example...?

 

[gemini]

do you really need to take to all directories at once?
first macro:
{-Directory.SubItem-|-YOURPATH-|-d-|-false-|-random-} - result will be random directory
{-Directory.SubItem-|-RESULT_OF_ABOVE_MACRO-|-f-|-false-|-random-} - result will be random file from above directory.

If you really need to get to all files, then make loops (instead of "random" put there macro reading some counter, and increase it as long as macro returns some file.