First check the action that corresponds to the error id, if everything is ok with it then check the if conditions that are above this action and most likely there is a syntax error there. There is an old bug in bas when the id indicates an incorrect error number
Open another project in BAS
Open the project file in the tax editor and use search (CTRL + F) to find <Module Name="CommonCode">
Delete the found line, if there are no other modules besides CommonCode, then completely replace <Modules>...</Modules> with <Modules/>
Save the file
Open the project in BAS a new one, via Project -> Open.
@Fox Ok nevermind thanks for the help. I didnt see that link when I searched that link you sent me. But all I had to do was remove the quotation marks in my own script and it worked.
@GhostZ Thank you so much for your reply and help. Yes, I read the instructions. I saved as a list and all that and still got errors because I didnt know to use First Element instead of a regular list.
This clarifies everything!
And i get that it's an index but I dont understand why when all actions would definitely utilize the row so it requires an extra step.
@plantacja Right now manual browser control is still unavailable.
So instead of scripting all of these cities which would take many hours.. script would pause and lets you choose city manually and then would continue
"Ask user input" will stop thread, display message to user and ask input. After user fills text, thread will continue and you will have variable with user value.
Now you can use that value to query element, probably you want to use match selector like this >MATCH>[[USER_INPUT]]
