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Ok, so im going to write this guide on how to basically set it up so you press 1 button and it bumps all your threads for you
Im going to write this for chrome, it can work in firefox too, but the setup is a bit different
1.
download / install UI.Vision RPA Here
2.
go to chrome extention settings
and turn on allow access to file urls
3. click the +macro icon in the top left, name it whatever you want, for me it will be SytheBump
4.
click soruce view (json)
5.
copy and paste the following text info the source view
6.
now you will have to modify the link to be your own thread, and the bump text
its important that you dont modify anything but the text that you are trying to edit, for example the bump text right now is "THIS IS YOUR BUMP TEXT DO NOT DELETE THE STUFF TO THE SIDE", & you dont want to delete the <p> surrounding it
7.
to add more then a single bump to it, you can copy paste the 6 commands and change the thread link
you also have to have it so that only the last } before the ] has no comma at the end
this step is a bit hard to explain, so if anybody needs help reply to the thread below and i can help
This is the one im using now
8.
once the macro is to your liking, press save in the top, then find the macro by searching for the name in the search bar & right click it and click export as html (plus auto run). Save this somewhere, for this example ill save it to my desktop
9.
Find and open the HTML file that was saved, A popup will open saying some stuff, just press cancel
10.
Press Control + D on, this will open the bookmarks tab
click more, and you shoul see the url like this
you want to add ?direct=1 at the end of the URL
to look like this
press save & now you have it bookmarked.
all you have to do to run the macro is click on the bookmark
Im going to write this for chrome, it can work in firefox too, but the setup is a bit different
1.
download / install UI.Vision RPA Here
2.
go to chrome extention settings
and turn on allow access to file urls
3. click the +macro icon in the top left, name it whatever you want, for me it will be SytheBump
4.
click soruce view (json)
5.
copy and paste the following text info the source view
{
"Name": "SytheBump",
"CreationDate": "2020-5-4",
"Commands": [
{
"Command": "open",
"Target": "www.sythe.org/threads/official-auto-bump-test-thread",
"Value": ""
},
{
"Command": "click",
"Target": "xpath=/html/body",
"Value": ""
},
{
"Command": "selectFrame",
"Target": "index=0",
"Value": ""
},
{
"Command": "editContent",
"Target": "xpath=/html/body",
"Value": "<p>THIS IS YOUR BUMP TEXT DO NOT DELETE THE STUFF TO THE SIDE</p>"
},
{
"Command": "selectFrame",
"Target": "relative=top",
"Value": ""
},
{
"Command": "click",
"Target": "xpath=//*[@id=\"QuickReply\"]/div[2]/input[2]",
"Value": ""
}
]
}
"Name": "SytheBump",
"CreationDate": "2020-5-4",
"Commands": [
{
"Command": "open",
"Target": "www.sythe.org/threads/official-auto-bump-test-thread",
"Value": ""
},
{
"Command": "click",
"Target": "xpath=/html/body",
"Value": ""
},
{
"Command": "selectFrame",
"Target": "index=0",
"Value": ""
},
{
"Command": "editContent",
"Target": "xpath=/html/body",
"Value": "<p>THIS IS YOUR BUMP TEXT DO NOT DELETE THE STUFF TO THE SIDE</p>"
},
{
"Command": "selectFrame",
"Target": "relative=top",
"Value": ""
},
{
"Command": "click",
"Target": "xpath=//*[@id=\"QuickReply\"]/div[2]/input[2]",
"Value": ""
}
]
}
6.
now you will have to modify the link to be your own thread, and the bump text
its important that you dont modify anything but the text that you are trying to edit, for example the bump text right now is "THIS IS YOUR BUMP TEXT DO NOT DELETE THE STUFF TO THE SIDE", & you dont want to delete the <p> surrounding it
7.
to add more then a single bump to it, you can copy paste the 6 commands and change the thread link
you also have to have it so that only the last } before the ] has no comma at the end
this step is a bit hard to explain, so if anybody needs help reply to the thread below and i can help
This is the one im using now
8.
once the macro is to your liking, press save in the top, then find the macro by searching for the name in the search bar & right click it and click export as html (plus auto run). Save this somewhere, for this example ill save it to my desktop
9.
Find and open the HTML file that was saved, A popup will open saying some stuff, just press cancel
10.
Press Control + D on, this will open the bookmarks tab
click more, and you shoul see the url like this
you want to add ?direct=1 at the end of the URL
to look like this
press save & now you have it bookmarked.
all you have to do to run the macro is click on the bookmark
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