Hi, In short, you can not use Java with iMacros for Fx anymore. Replaying of Javascript files in iMacros for Fx was made sandboxed since 7.5.2.0 which prevents anything but very basic Javascript functions. Fx 16 also drops the support for java.* These two facts prevents you from using Java if you us...

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Try the new experimental EVENT command introduced in iMacros for Firefox 8.21
Here SELECTOR is a CSS3 selector and you should feel at home if you are familiar with JQuery syntax.

Hi, Yes, your guess is spot on: the .csv file is loaded and parsed for every macro run in iMacros for Fx. You can use Scripting Interface to read your file line by line and send a macro to Fx. Another option would be to split your large csv file and use Javascript to run it at once, e.g. var code = ...

You can use {{!LOOP}} and run your macro setting appropriate start/end loop values.
Change your code as follows:

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You can use double-quoted strings in iMacros. In your case that will be

TAG .. CONTENT="test<br>test"

and if you want a new line use \n, e.g. "First line\nA new line"

Hi, In iMacros for Firefox Javascript scripts are "eval"-ed. Thus for each run a new global object is created. All the functions and variables defined in a script are properties of that object. In Javascript all variables are reference-counted, so as soon as last line of your script is interpreted a...

Hi, I guess you use new XPATH parameter for TAG command. The error appears when the result of XPath evaluation contains more than one element. For example on this web page http://www.iopus.com/imacros/demo/v6/f1/form.asp the following XPath expression id('TestForm')/div/center/table/tbody/tr[3]/td r...

Hi, Concerning your question: id is an XPath function which returns element(s) with the given id value. There is no class function. You can achieve similar results by this *[@class='bdytxt']/small/input[1] Please note that If an expression results into multiple elements or nodes iMacros generates an...

Hi, The quotes from csv file should not appear. Could you post your CSV file? Also try to use PROMPT command make testing easier. e.g. SET !DATSOURCE your_file.csv ' don't forget to change this to appropriate value SET !DATASOURCE_COLUMNS 2 SET !DATASOURCE_LINE 1 PROMPT {{!COL1}} PROMPT {{!COL2}} De...

Hi, You can record a macro which extracts table values, see Demo-Extract.iim for example. Then you'll need to run a js script like this one var i = iimPlay("your-macro.iim"); if (i < 0) { alert("Error: "+iimGetLastError()); iimExit(); } var extractStr = iimGetLastExtract(); // the extracted string w...

Hi, If you use a double quoted strings like "my string" in CONTENT=... etc., then all <sp>, <br>, <lf> are placed literally. I guess you should use TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=NAME:form1 ATTR=NAME:av_queryString CONTENT="fuel cells" or without quotes TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=NAME:form1 ATTR...

Hi, Yes you can use functions. Just remember that Javascript is case-sensitive. So in your case Function getName(minlength, maxlength, prefix, suffix) should be replaced by function getName(minlength, maxlength, prefix, suffix) and var RandomNameOne=GetName(2, 20, null, null) by var RandomNameOne=ge...

Hi The "match" method of String object expects a RegExp object otherwise the argument is passed to RegExp constructor. That is source.match("Hits</a> \"(\"") is essentially the same as source.match(new RegExp("Hits</a> \"(\"")) . The '(' symbol has a special meaning in regexps and should be escaped ...

Robmur:
Could you please show us the Error Console output right after the alert is shown? (This page shows how to enable error console )

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The posted script has a syntax error: - you should have written '!=' instead of '!'
This is what reported by iMacros.