Hi,
is it possible to enter values from multiple csv-files, instead of one csv-file?
I use iOpus to extract flight related data and would like to use two different tables as input for a website, one table containing flight information and a table containing departure and arrival data. I own the PRO edition of iOpus. Thank you for your help!
Regards,
Jeroen
Input from multiple *.csv files
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Hi,
it is not possible to read different csv files into one macro at the same time or in the same macro. So putting something like then some macro command, then and some more macro command will not use data from horses.csv
I thought that you could split the macro, ie have one that navigates to the site and fills the parts from one csv file and then another macro which just reads the second csv file and fills the value in and presses submit, or whatever it is you do after filling in the forms. Even thought you could do the looping in a batch file, you would run into a problem. When you call iMacros through a batch file, the program is shut down after completion of the macro. Thus, if your first macro does the filling correctly, once the second macro is started, there is no open window to continue filling.
With the Scripting Edition, this problem can be avoided because there you call macros in succession without closing Macros in between.
Sorry, I realize that this is not really good news for you.
Regards
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Lasse Clausen
it is not possible to read different csv files into one macro at the same time or in the same macro. So putting something like
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CMDLINE !DATASOURCE address.csv
SET !DATASOURCE_COLUMNS 8
SET !DATASOURCE_LINE {{!LOOP}}
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CMDLINE !DATASOURCE horses.csv
SET !DATASOURCE_COLUMNS 3
SET !DATASOURCE_LINE {{!LOOP}}
I thought that you could split the macro, ie have one that navigates to the site and fills the parts from one csv file and then another macro which just reads the second csv file and fills the value in and presses submit, or whatever it is you do after filling in the forms. Even thought you could do the looping in a batch file, you would run into a problem. When you call iMacros through a batch file, the program is shut down after completion of the macro. Thus, if your first macro does the filling correctly, once the second macro is started, there is no open window to continue filling.
With the Scripting Edition, this problem can be avoided because there you call macros in succession without closing Macros in between.
Sorry, I realize that this is not really good news for you.
Regards
---
Lasse Clausen
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