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search_engine_ranker:script_manual [2021-05-13 12:12] – [How form fields are filled] svensearch_engine_ranker:script_manual [2021-08-12 10:33] – [The Structure] sven
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 Everything is not case sensitive so you don't have to care if you write **[SECTION]** or **[Section]**. There are basically two types of engines. Everything is not case sensitive so you don't have to care if you write **[SECTION]** or **[Section]**. There are basically two types of engines.
  
-  * The once that require an account and login.\\ You will have to define at least the following sections:\\ **[SETUP]**, **[REGISTER_STEP*]**, **[LOGIN_STEP*]**, **[STEP*]**+  * The once that require an account and login.\\ You will have to define at least the following sections:\\ **[SETUP]**, **[REGISTER_STEP*]**, **[LOGIN_STEP*]**, **[STEP*]**, (optional **[FIRSTLOGIN_STEP*]**)
   * Those who need no account and no login.\\ You just need the following sections:\\ **[SETUP]**, **[STEP*]**   * Those who need no account and no login.\\ You just need the following sections:\\ **[SETUP]**, **[STEP*]**
  
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 |encode post data|1 = encode the data in a proper way as used in POST protocol\\ 2 = encode it using multipart \\ 0 = take the data as it is without encoding anything\\ 3 = encode it using json syntax| |encode post data|1 = encode the data in a proper way as used in POST protocol\\ 2 = encode it using multipart \\ 0 = take the data as it is without encoding anything\\ 3 = encode it using json syntax|
 |variable must be used|A form is only submitted if certain variables have been used in that form.\\ \\ //Example: variable must be used=url,login%%|%%email//\\ \\ The above example requires a form to use the variable "url" or "login" and "email".\\| |variable must be used|A form is only submitted if certain variables have been used in that form.\\ \\ //Example: variable must be used=url,login%%|%%email//\\ \\ The above example requires a form to use the variable "url" or "login" and "email".\\|
-|add fixed data add fixed data condition\\ \\ \\ \\ //remove fixed data//\\ \\ //remove fixed data condition//|This will add a form field if the thing in "add fixed data condition" is found on the webpage. This works only if both variables are defined. Don't worry about this to much as you will probably never use this. It is only required if some sites add data to forms by javascript to prevent automated submissions. You can use "remove fixed data" to just remove that from the posting.\\ \\ //Example: //\\ //add fixed data=code=%captcha%;hidden=0//\\ //add fixed data condition=code_sign;hidden_data//\\ \\ If the webpage has anywhere the word "code_sign" in it we add a new form field called code that will be filled with a captcha. And if the word "hidden_data" is found we also add a new form field called "hidden" with the content "0".|+|add fixed data\\ add fixed data condition\\ \\ \\ \\ //remove fixed data//\\ \\ //remove fixed data condition//|This will add a form field if the thing in "add fixed data condition" is found on the webpage. This works only if both variables are defined. Don't worry about this to much as you will probably never use this. It is only required if some sites add data to forms by javascript to prevent automated submissions. You can use "remove fixed data" to just remove that from the posting.\\ \\ //Example: //\\ //add fixed data=code=%captcha%;hidden=0//\\ //add fixed data condition=code_sign;hidden_data//\\ \\ If the webpage has anywhere the word "code_sign" in it we add a new form field called code that will be filled with a captcha. And if the word "hidden_data" is found we also add a new form field called "hidden" with the content "0".|
 |set unknown variable\\ \\ set unknown variable condition|If a form field is unknown as we didn't define how to fill it in our engine, we could still fill it by something you define here. The submission aborts if this is not defined and something is unable to get filled. The "set unknown variable condition" doesn't have to be used but if it is, the string on that variable must be present to use this.\\ \\ //Example: set unknown variable=%question%//\\ \\ If a filed is found called "blahantispam193802378" we can still define how to fill this and it gets filled by the value %question% which is handled by a popup asking you how to fill it. Also often used it "set unknown variable=%leave%" which will simply leave the value as it is.| |set unknown variable\\ \\ set unknown variable condition|If a form field is unknown as we didn't define how to fill it in our engine, we could still fill it by something you define here. The submission aborts if this is not defined and something is unable to get filled. The "set unknown variable condition" doesn't have to be used but if it is, the string on that variable must be present to use this.\\ \\ //Example: set unknown variable=%question%//\\ \\ If a filed is found called "blahantispam193802378" we can still define how to fill this and it gets filled by the value %question% which is handled by a popup asking you how to fill it. Also often used it "set unknown variable=%leave%" which will simply leave the value as it is.|
 |match by option label|1 = A form with a select or radio field is filled by checking the variable content against the option labels (the one you see on the browser).\\ 0 = We will not check for a matching label\\ \\ //Example: match by option label=1//| |match by option label|1 = A form with a select or radio field is filled by checking the variable content against the option labels (the one you see on the browser).\\ 0 = We will not check for a matching label\\ \\ //Example: match by option label=1//|