If you have multiple browser threads then you can add a date column in database for each account. When some action is finished then you can add 30 minutes to the date now and add it to the database of that particular account. Then add a check condition in the beginning of the thread which checks if the current date is less or greater than the database date. If it is greater that means there is still time left and then close that thread without opening browser.
How to sleep for x minutes after x follows?
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Hi guys, I'm having little problem, I'm creating a follow bot using foreach to loop scraped data from text file but am having a little issue here. I want to sleep the bot for 40 minutes after every 25 follows, or x minutes after x follows but I can't get to do that. If i use condition to sleep bot, if cycle_index = 25 then sleep for 40mins, this runs only once. But what i want it to do is run everytime, e.g sleep for x minutes after x follows, e.g sleep for 40 minutes after 25 follows, sleep for another 40 minutes after 50 follows e.t.c. Please i need help with this thanks.
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@bennettjimmy63 Hi. Try to divide cycle_index to 25. And check the result. If it is integer then sleep 2400 seconds.
But you should be sure that number that you check is not string.
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@zortexx said in How to sleep for x minutes after x follows?:
@bennettjimmy63 Hi. Try to divide cycle_index to 25. And check the result. If it is integer then sleep 2400 seconds.
But you should be sure that number that you check is not string.
If not you just get wrong result anyway.Can't seem to figure this out bro, this didn't work out for me
