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OK, I've followed the directions, enabled send/receive cookies, changed yourname and yourpass to my info, and all I'm getting from the MyYahoo, Yahoo Mail, and Yahoo News (given on page 1 of this thread) is "Welcome to Yahoo! The browser you're using refuses to sign in, (cookies rejected)."
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Are you using iSiloX 3.25 Final? The beta had a bug where the cookie send/receive settings were not saved.
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I think I'm using the final 3.25. Just in case, I'm downloading another copy (12/3) from PalmGear. More later...
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Is there a way to load Yahoo Movies onto iSilo for more than one day-- say three days each download?
I usually don't update iSiloX on the weekends and so I find myself with Friday's movie times on Saturday and Sunday. Marty |
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1. The cookies are configured for "enable" both send and recieve. 2. The link depth is 3. 3. I am using the "news" link in the second post of first page as the url that I am pointing iSiloX to. 4. I am replacing "YOURNAME" with my yahoo username. 5. I am replacing "YOURPASS" with my yahoo password. 6. Last of all I am executing the conversion and get a 3k file with no messages or warnings. |
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Hi Kennyd. Glad we surf the same boards, otherwise I probably would have missed your post.
![]() I think the crucial part you're missing is exactly what I did wrong as well: iSiloX doesn't want your login info. Yahoo! does. You need to log into Yahoo! under your account with your computer -- that's where the login name & password come into play. So, surf over to Yahoo! News (for ex), and login under your account. Then copy and paste the url (which should be something like the one I got above) into your ixl. Hopefully this is a better explanation of how I fixed my problem. Keep me posted and we'll work you through it. |
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I must admit. I feel pretty dumb. I was entering my username and password in the actual url being launched from isiloX with hyperlink depths set. I guess I expected the customized url to arrive on the other side and do it's thing. I did not gather from the innitial posts that in short you are supposed to
1. log in to yahoo with the links provided. 2. go to the content with in yahoo that you want to convert. 3. paste that url into the add url box in iSiloX. 4. convert the content. I tried all kinds of things, like adding both the login url and my desired content url....on and on. Didn't think to simply go to the content add the url and convert it. Thanks Sunshine for the reply. Your right, there was definately some cross posting going on. I noticed that you and Turcic both browse cliesource and hoped if I couldn't catch you here, that I could catch you there. |
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Glad Sunshine could help you out
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Glad it worked out. Enjoy Yahoo!
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is there any way to dissable the "Yahoo Home" link, using either the current 3.25 or 3.3 version of iSiloX. Sorry to jump the gun on an intended post Alexander, but I couldn't help but notice the implication in your last post. Is this a setting available in iSiloX or iSiloXC only. And where is the setting at in either. I apologize if I'm missunderstanding the comment about "I don't want it to follow the delete links". Thanks
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Allright!!! Thanks for the post Alexander. I already went to the beta downloads at iSiloX, got 3.3 and started excluding. Works great. I've emailed the developers more than once hoping for this feature. I didn't even know that this beta was out there. Anyway, thanks for the heads up.
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Ok, I found my devotion: Perl RegEx
![]() You need at least iSilo V3.3 Beta 1 to make this work!! I am still working on the new WCC; but for those who want to download their MyYahoo Mail and want at the same time to: - avoid downloading the rest of Yahoo (news, sports, etc...) - avoid deleting their mails ...they should create the following new channel: Name: MyYahoo Mail Source: "http://login.yahoo.com/config/login?&.done=http://pg1.yahoo.com/raw?dp=mail&login=usernamehere&passwd=passhere" Maximum Link Depth: 99 (yes that's right, baby) Follow off-site links: yes URL Filters: (click on it under "Links") Add Exclusion Filter(s): 1. Wildcard (WC) - Pattern: * Add Inclusion Filter(s): 1. RegEX (RE) - Pattern: (?=(? ![]() 2. RegEX (RE) - Pattern: \.gif 3. RegEX (RE) - Pattern: \.jpg That's it. Can you feel the strength of the new iSilo Beta? ![]() |
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Btw, if you want to see all messages in your inbox etc, use this url instead:
Source: "http://login.yahoo.com/config/login?&.done=http://pg1.yahoo.com/raw?dp=mail&all=1&login=usernamehere&passwd=passhere" |
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Alexander,
Do you know where a good resource is that has a list of the regular expressions that can be used in iSilo. I noticed that there help section is pretty limited in explaining this. I have kind of gotten a gist of it, but I can see in your post that there is a lot more expressions not explained in iSilo's help section. Like I can see that the "\" tells the filter to read the "." and not execute the command. What does a "." tell the filter to do without prefixing it with a "\". |
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kennyd,
The iSiloX Help File mentioned http://www.pcre.org/ as one source to get a good overview of all available RegEx. The particular RegEx I wrote for MyYahoo Mail is more complex; it uses techniques like lookahead assertion. I recommend the excellent book Mastering Regular Expressions which I bought a few weeks ago. |
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