@GaG Thank you for your help. Till now i found my way to manage easy csv tasks , since csv files are just text with comma for change column, and new lines for change row i can deal this on BAS by creating lists from "Read File to List" and then i can break each list item from "Parse string" with comma as separator. Then i use "Write File" for saving and i can live visualize the edited results on the csv file with a program called "Modern CSV". Thing is that on more advanced scripts i have big CSV files with a lots of rows and columns , sometimes i must to constant return to BAS the index position of partial value search terms on those files. I have found also an alternative way to manage by creating and executing a bat file with call for python for converting csv to xlsx and then i may use "module Excel" that haves all the actions im looking for, but Im wondering why BAS haves those actions only for xslx files, why not for csv also? Anyways till now im very satisfied to BAS but i might need more help in the future on this matter.
How to save cookies when login from text file?
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@support said in How to save cookies when login from text file?:
@zaza Take a look at this template. 0_1476964866734_twitterautologin.xml it implements autologin for twitter.
Cookies for every account are saved to different files, but you can modify it to write in one file.
Thank you for the response. But i am looking for autologin and auto save cookies to each accounts separately when we use the account details from a text file for multiple accounts.
eg for text file -
login1:pass1
login2:pass2
login3:pass3How to save cookies for the accounts to autologin in such cases?
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@zaza said in How to save cookies when login from text file?:
@support Any update?
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@zaza If you need to save cookies data to same files, you need manually update file:
Save it to list. (Read File To List action)
Do foreach.
Find account, that you using. (If action)
Generate line login:pass:cookies. (just add cookies data to that line with Set Variable action)
Update list with that line. (Set Element action)
Save list to file. (Write List To File action)If you don't have requirment to save everything in one file, you can still use my example, it will work with multiple accounts.
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