crazythedon wrote:Hello chivracq,
Thanks for your reply. I have updated my first post with my most recent code.. it works good but I'm still having trouble with it saving to one cell. I would like all the emails to extract to one column, but 1 email per row.
Here is the link to the extractor:
Extractor
Note: In order for the script to work, set your Google search preferences to about 100 search results a page first.
Thanks

OK, I was able to run your Script completely, or at least long enough to be able to reproduce the main behaviour (interesting Utility btw, this E-mail/URL Extractor, even if it's a bit rough in its final Results...!). My understanding is that the Extractor inserts a New Line as a Separator which is correctly interpreted by the Browser in the Extractor Output Display Window, + the iMacros EXTRACT Test Popup Window + the iMacros/Browser PROMPT Popup, must be a "<br>" or a "CR" (Carriage Return), but if you then open your .CSV File in Notepad, you get all the Data in one Row with the CR translated into some square Character.
WordPad does a better job and is able to interpret the CR as a Hard Return, so that may be the easiest Solution for you, open your File in WordPad and Copy&Paste its Content into Excel.
Excel (or I use OpenOffice Calc) is able to see this CR and interprets it as a Soft Return within one Cell. If you could identify what Character it is, you could use it a Separator in Excel when importing the .CSV File (but I didn't really search...).
So the WordPad path looks to me like the best option...
Or you need to extract the E-mail Addresses and to save them one by one, because for iMacros, one SAVEAS = one Row of Data in the .CSV File...
- (F)CI(M) = (Full) Config Info (Missing): iMacros + Browser + OS (+ all 3 Versions + 'Free'/'PE').
- I don't even read the Qt if that (required) Info is not mentioned...!
- Script & URL help a lot for more "educated" Help...