Cornysz wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 1:50 am
Ahah, sorry i didn't see it. So just wait the Forum Admin to move it right?
Beh..., yep...! I "reported" your Thread to get moved when I posted my Reply and he actually "handled" the Forum earlier today, answering a few Threads and moving the ones that needed to be moved and deleting Spammers, so I don't know when he will check the Forum again...
"I didn't see it.", yeah..., not complicated to select the "correct" Sub-Forum when opening a Thread, all the Sub-Forums have Descriptive Names and an Explanation of which Threads belongs in them...
The 'Data Extraction' Sub-Forum was perfect for your 1st Thread, your 2nd one actually also already rather belonged to the 'iMacros for FF' Sub-Forum as it was also (purely) related to a '.js' Script, but it was related to 'iimGetExtract()' which is related to Data Extraction..., so I didn't say anything
, but this current one is pure '.js' Script and thus belongs to the 'FF' Sub-Forum... (And when in doubt, the 'General' Sub-Forum is always OK, and you can mention in your OP that you "hesitated"...)
Oh yeah!, and selecting the "correct" Thread is also important for other Users searching the Forum, and also for Users asking for Help like you, as several Advanced Users only check for New Threads opened in the Sub-Forum(s) corresponding to their "Expertise"... And yep indeed, I am Advanced in Data Extraction, but I only have some Basic Knowledge about '.js' Scripts to be honest, as I've never used any for myself... All I know about them is from the Forum...
And from opening this current Thread in a "wrong" Sub-Forum, you miss the Expertise and potential Help of Advanced Users who subscribed to the 'iMacros for FF' Sub-Forum because they are JavaScript Gurus..., but only come to the Forum when they receive an Email Notification about a New Thread in one of the Sub-Forums they've subscribed to, with as only Information at that moment, the Thread Title of that New Thread... Hence also the Importance of giving a Descriptive Title to your Threads, because that's the only Information they will have at that moment, to decide if they come to the Forum to have a look at your Thread or not...
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Cornysz wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 1:50 am
I don't know how to finish it, i mean in this thread, this is my final changes on my script. Sometimes i change my mind to delete some line of code that i ask in previous thread
. And btw where is the solution in my previous thread? it is to make sub-script? thank you
Yeah well, you asked about a (Global) 'replace()', I answered that, then you move to stg else without really reacting to my Answer and posting how you implemented it. If each time you ask a Qt, I give you an Answer, and then you move to stg else/different, "ignoring" my Answer, then it's a bit useless if I answer your Qt's if you don't do anything with them... Just like I said, I've already given you the Answer to your Qt in this current Thread, but you didn't do anything with it... Read your previous Thread again...
And what you want is a Basic Principle for '.js' Scripts, you will also find it correctly implemented in maybe 80% or 90% of the 100's of '.js' Script Samples you must have probably already found on the Forum... Have a look / study a few Examples of '.js' Scripts and you should understand that "Principle"... Or you may want to reconsider using '.js' Scripts, '.iim' Scripts are much easier to use, I find myself... (And I've never used any '.js' Script...) I didn't really understand why you chose for a '.js' Script, you already had your Script working at the end of your 1st Thread...
- (F)CI(M) = (Full) Config Info (Missing): iMacros + Browser + OS (+ all 3 Versions + 'Free'/'PE'/'Trial').
- FCI not mentioned: I don't even read the Qt...! (or only to catch Spam!)
- Script & URL help a lot for more "educated" Help...