Using !LOOP

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Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• !LOOP
• iMacros
• Demo

[luckyphoenix1434]

&copy hey nice vid

[iMacrosVideo]

@luckyphoenix1434 Thanks!

[IvaneBeoulve]

is it possible to run several loop cycles, inside of another loop.?

like for example:

A primary loop of 5 cycles, and whitin each cycle to run another 5 cycles more from a different loop, ending with 25 in total, if that makes sense.

kinda like fors inside fors.

[iMacrosVideo]

@IvaneBeoulve

Using plain macros, so called "nested loops" are not possible. However, as you can control the macro from any scripting/programming language, you may use *them* for more complex looping, cf. wiki.imacros.net/FAQ#Q:_How_to­_create_nested_loops.3F

(PS: Sorry for the late reply. Please post your questions in the iMacros user forum at forum.iopus.com)

[Superspecky]

nice is there a way to keep it looped or autorestart again when it ends through an error or a not complete loaded site?

[iMacrosVideo]

@Superspecky

Sure! Just set !ERRORIGNORE to YES (cf. !ERRORIGNORE in the iMacros wiki). This will make iMacros ignore any error.

If you have any other question, feel free to post them in our forum at forum.iopus.com where there are lots of people around to help you.

[bigatp]

thank's for uploading this. I found my bug; I made the same mistake of clicking "Play" instead of "Play (Loop)"!

[Superspecky]

@iMacrosVideo works great thank you very much :D

[takiSpooth]

Good job