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    Execute Code module - how it works?

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    @nabil said in Execute Code module - how it works?:

    Main/Tools/Execute code - how it actually works?

    I see it works sometimes with very easy javascript logic, but it failed to do filter/push etc, works fine with devtools, but failed to understand what type of javascript works here always.

    const str = [120, 121]; const match = []; for (let i = 0; i < str.length; i++) { if (str[i] === 120 || str[i] === 121) { match.push(str[i]); } } log(match); // Output: [120, 121] SyntaxError: Parse error during execution of action

    any guideline will be better?

    Thanks

    Don't use "let". The BAS uses an implementation that supports the ECMA-262 standard.

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    " Can't find variable: _validate during execution of action " error

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    @m4zuper bass premium board
    windows 11 installed
    I'm sure I did everything

  • A

    Need help with JavaScript block

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    There are no errors. Log is empty.

  • V

    Script/Execution works fine in "recording" but fails in "run" or compiled mode

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    Thanks Morpheus.
    I will add the "wait for page load" on the most critical failures and see how it behaves.
    Will also migrate the script to a better VM.

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    SyntaxError: Parse error during execution of action 222266208

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    @Fox Thank you for replying.

    I only have one "Execute code" action

    Here is its contents.

    // Sample HTML content var htmlContent = [[SAVED_XML]]; // Regular expression pattern to extract email addresses var emailPattern = /[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,}/g; // Extract email addresses from HTML content var emails = htmlContent.match(emailPattern); // Map emails var data = emails.map(function(email) { return " /n " + email + " /n "; }); // Output the resulting email addresses // log(data); [[EMAILS]] = data;