webDOMinator: Command Reference

Checking if Automation is running, and if not, continuing.

Written by: webDOMinator 1 year and 4 months ago

It is possible to make sure that webDOM checks once a minute to see if it's automating or not. I've made it so that it checks to see how many times it's not been automated when it checks. If it's not been automating for over 2 minutes, then attempt to continue automation.

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ifQuick Reference for "if"
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Control Operators and Clauses
Usage: if:condition1:condition2
Description: Starts an IF block.  condition1 can be either (true, false, exists, !exists, empty, or !empty) where !exists and !empty mean "doesn't exist" and "isn't empty".
condition2 is a condition specified by conditional operators (<<, >>, ==, !=, <=, >=, , and ) if condition1 is set to true or false.
If condition1 is set to empty, or exists, condition2 need only include a DOM element property or variable.
An example would be: "if:exists:dom.a.1" or "if:true:dom.a.1.innerhtml==foo" or even "if:false:foodom.a.1.innerhtml".  There are many ways to use the two conditional statements to specify the condition needed.
All if statements must come with a following endif statement.
:true:wd.automationQuick Reference for "wd.automation"
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WebDOM Program Variables
Description: Returns the Type of automation that webDOM is performing. 0 = None. 1 = Adding, 2 = PMing, 3 = Custom Action.<=0

globalQuick Reference for "global"
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Variable Setting Commands
Usage: global:variable-name = expression
Description: Sets the variable specified variable-name to expression on a global scope.  Expression can be any concatenated string, literal text, or Mathematical expression, and can include other variables, DOM elements, or webDOM settings.  Any script or page action script can access a global as long as webDOM is still running.:notautomated=global.notautomated + 1

endifQuick Reference for "endif"
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Control Operators and Clauses
Usage: endif
Description: Ends an If block.  All endif statements must come with an If statement before it.

ifQuick Reference for "if"
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Control Operators and Clauses
Usage: if:condition1:condition2
Description: Starts an IF block.  condition1 can be either (true, false, exists, !exists, empty, or !empty) where !exists and !empty mean "doesn't exist" and "isn't empty".
condition2 is a condition specified by conditional operators (<<, >>, ==, !=, <=, >=, , and ) if condition1 is set to true or false.
If condition1 is set to empty, or exists, condition2 need only include a DOM element property or variable.
An example would be: "if:exists:dom.a.1" or "if:true:dom.a.1.innerhtml==foo" or even "if:false:foodom.a.1.innerhtml".  There are many ways to use the two conditional statements to specify the condition needed.
All if statements must come with a following endif statement.
:true:global.notautomated>>1

globalQuick Reference for "global"
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Variable Setting Commands
Usage: global:variable-name = expression
Description: Sets the variable specified variable-name to expression on a global scope.  Expression can be any concatenated string, literal text, or Mathematical expression, and can include other variables, DOM elements, or webDOM settings.  Any script or page action script can access a global as long as webDOM is still running.:notautomated=0

continueQuick Reference for "continue"
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Program Level Commands
Usage: continue
Description: Continues the last automation process that webDOM was performing.  For instance, if webDOM was friend adding and was stopped by a script, continue can be called to continue friend adding.  Same goes for PM and Custom Action.

endifQuick Reference for "endif"
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Control Operators and Clauses
Usage: endif
Description: Ends an If block.  All endif statements must come with an If statement before it.

You can copy this script to your script editor and then save it and hit the Sched. button in the script editor toolbar. Click Add script and then in the main schedule menu check the "Enable Schedule" check-box.

This is good for situations where there's troubles stopping automation because of captcha and is the preferred full proof workaround.

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Checking if Automation is running, and if not, continuing.