WOO!

You should test your program before uploading

 

I do debug and I have tested the model of how the JS programming works and it works.
I just accidentally forgot to put quotes at the text, so JS treated it as a part of code instead of text to be viewed on a webpage.

 

You should test your actual program to see that it works. Models are idealistic. In practice, they will occasionally fail.

 

I changed that in v1.4
That's what I was referring to when I said I messed up with quotes.
It's actually:

Code (Text):

1. var item= document.evaluate('//b[. = "" & msablist.Items.Item(x) & ""]',document, null,

you need quotes (") wrapped around the item name.
Or is that not what you are referring to?

 

Um, the code I'm using with v1.3 +

Code (Text):

1. gm.Items.Add("var item= document.evaluate('//b[. = "" & msablist.Items.Item(x) & ""]',document, null, XPathResult.UNORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE, null);if (item.snapshotlength > 0){item = item.snapshotItem(0);selectedlink=item.previousSibling.previousSibling;window.location = selectedlink}return;}")

so... the quotes ARE there... ? You are looking at old version.

 

Erm sorry to butt in but just wanna say that I didn't create the OCR script myself, it was all LaserWave's coding. Anyway, wouldn't it be better if you just used a loop for the item scanning thing?

Like first, make a list of items you want:

Code (Text):

1. var items = /(Medicinal Soap|Cactopus Cream|etc...)/

Then if it finds the items in the shop, it clicks on it:

Code (Text):

1. if(document.body.innerHTML.indexOf(items) != -1) {
2.      var item= document.evaluate('//b[. = "+ items +"]',document, null, XPathResult.UNORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE, null);
3.      if (item.snapshotLength > 0) {
4.           item = item.snapshotItem(0);selectedlink=item.previousSibling.previousSibling;
5.           window.location = selectedlink
6.      }return;
7. }

This is just a rough piece of coding, I'm pretty sure there are errors in the coding part but the general idea is there. Just an idea :/

 

I'll probably take a stab at that later (how it works out in vb.net)
Thanks Jubixion :tehe: