RealCasi wrote: ↑Wed Sep 08, 2021 1:12 pm
Thank you chivracq!
The Version is Pro, I bought a PE in 2019 and didn't realize that the version names have changed with some update. Anyway, it's iMacros Browser 2021.0 for sure.
"... the version names have changed with some update."
=> Hum..., nope, not really... Well, iMB went from "v12.x" (based on 'IE') to "v2021.x" (based on 'Chromium') but the License Names remained the same, and a 'PE' License in 2019 "only" gave "Access" to the Browser Add-ons for IE (=> v12.x 'PE' for IE), FF (=> v10.x 'PE' for FF) and CR (=> v10.x 'PE' for CR), but not to iMB (=> v12.5 or v12.6 at that time)...
One "good Novelty" with iMB v2021.0, is that the ('Trial') Installer for iMB v2021.x ('Trial') also includes a 'Trial' Version for v10.x for FF + CR, which is a very Good Thing in my Opinion...
(There was/were no 'Trial' Version(s) previously for the 'PE' Versions for the 3 Browser Add-ons...)
"Anyway, it's iMacros Browser 2021.0 for sure."
=> OK, and yep indeed, I should have been able to "confirm" with "Error: -1300" which is indeed specific to iMB only...
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RealCasi wrote: ↑Wed Sep 08, 2021 1:12 pm
It's even different.... the problem is in the error message!
1. Sure there was a typo in the quoted code. But: The typo was not in the code I tried with.
2. I kept testing with a simple prompt to learn about variable resolving and came to the following result:
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SET myString2 HREF:https://www.biconeo-aquascaping.de/mod/shop_admin/?sh_fn=article_edit&sub_fn=set_art_cat&cat_id=36&art_id={{!COL5}}
PROMPT {{myString2}}
nicely gave me the expected URL in the prompt window - the variable WAS resolved.
3. BUT: For a reason that has nothing to do with iMacro I couldn't reach the URL in the given session context. That's a detail of our online shop I don't need to explain here.
4. Ok, I got the quoted error message and this message said again ..."art_id={{!COL5}}" which made me believe the variable was not resolved. In fact iMacro tried to open the correct URL!
I fixed the shop-related issue and now it works. Topic can be closed.
Feel free to delete it - since my assumption was wrong - or change the subject to "misleading error message when URL with variable in can't be reached"
Thank you again
Casi
OK, glad it works...!
I will add some "[SOLVED]" to the Thread Title...
(EDIT: Done...)
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=> About deleting the Thread, well, nope, it is quite an "interesting" Thread actually, with Good Quality
, and if you found the Runtime Error "misleading" because (by Design), the Runtime Error will pull out the "raw" Statement from the Script itself and when including Vars in that Statement, won't try to interpret those, Chances are that some other Users might make the same Assumption like you did..., and this Thread will then be useful to them...
=> A Runtime Error is really a "Runtime Error" on the "raw" Statement/Line, and 'PROMPT' is the "Way" to debug a Script and to follow Vars...
And this Thread is also a perfect Example about "not claiming Bug-Bug-Bug...!" too early... (Well, I did a bit, ah-ah...!)
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Just before you had opened this (New) Thread, I also posted a mini-Bump in
your last/previous Thread from 2 years ago, asking if you had some mini "easy Update" to post in it, if you still remember how you "solved it"... Bug no "big deal" if you don't (remember)...
- (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...