I am pretty sure that iMacros does not support uploading multiple files for the specification that you provided.

You can get the extracted value in a variable and replace the variables using a regular expression as such. Assuming that you have the value extracted in the !EXTRACT variable, you can do something like the following. var temp = iimGetLastExtract(); // Storing the value of the last extract in a temp...

You can copy the HREF attribute of the image and then open a new tab. Use URL GOTO= to open that image as follows. var code="CODE:"; code+="TAG POS=1 TYPE=IMG ATTR=* EXTRACT=HREF\n"; // This gets the link attribute of the image. code+="TAB OPEN\n"; // Open a new Tab code+="TAB T=2\n"; // Go to that ...

You can simply use the tag :-

SET !TIMEOUT_STEP 60

before the command so that it will wait a maximum of 60 seconds for the tag. If that tag is found before 60 seconds, it will move on to the next step.

You can create a batch file that runs the Macro. Your code for the .bat file will look something like the following: - start firefox.exe imacros://run/?m=NAMEofMACRO.iim Then, using the "Task scheduler" in Windows, you can run it every hour :-D. Open your Task Scheduler and select - "Create Basic Ta...

Thank you so much Tom. The information that you have provided is extremely valuable! Of course I do not intend to resell the extension itself since it is a free extension! I will be sending the extension as a bundle along with Firefox Portable for free. I will only be charging for the script that I ...

Hello iMacros community. This is my first post in the forum. I will try to make it short and simple. I am using iMacros add-on for Firefox version 8.9.7 and using an older version of Firefox to use that add-on. Using JavaScript code, I have managed to create a few good scripts which are worth sellin...