I still cannot figure out the scraper.

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hooahjuice
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I still cannot figure out the scraper.

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Does anyone have a guide? if you used the scraper, you know it's not easy...AT ALL. Too many combinations, too many ways the program can error and way too many options.

Does anyone out there have a guide or a combination guide of some sort?

All i want to do is get the post "tweetslikedbyuser" but I don't have the 96 combinations I need. Shit, i'll pay for this shit to be simplified.
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Re: I still cannot figure out the scraper.

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hooahjuice wrote: Fri Mar 29, 2024 10:14 pm if you used the scraper
I have
you know it's not easy...AT ALL.
I disagree.

Double click your search. Done

That's it.

Sure if you want to build a complicated search, then it's more complex, but it's only clicking. It isn't rocket science

If you want to scrape a hashtag, then get the likers of that tweet it's just

TWEET SEARCH
LIKERS


Easy

Hell, if you want to do a hashtag search, then get likers, then get the profiles most recent tweets it's only

TWEET SEARCH
LIKERS
RECENT

again, not that hard


Watch the custom search tutorial

Twitterdub custom search tutorial
- Explains how to build a search and specify how many results per step (optional)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1W2KnNciPI



Too many combinations, too many ways the program can error and way too many options.
Only if you want them at it's most simple
Custom Search > double click TWEET SEARCH, done

or followers

or recent tweets

or whatever you want. It's, only a double click



Does anyone out there have a guide or a combination guide of some sort?
All i want to do is get the post "tweetslikedbyuser" but I don't have the 96 combinations I need. Shit, i'll pay for this shit to be simplified.
How much?
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Search tab
tweet search section
enter the profile to scrape
click custom search
double click TWEETSLIKEDBYUSER
this adds it to the selection box on the right.

Done
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Re: I still cannot figure out the scraper.

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* SUCCESS: UserDetails: https://twitter.com/<user> with: <user>No Proxy
Searching page: 0 UserLiked @<user>
found: @BIFwifhat
found: https://twitter.com/BIFwifhat/status/17 ... 9086411819
found: @Jhymmy1980
found: https://twitter.com/Jhymmy1980/status/1 ... 0884649213
found: @elonmusk
found: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1735665979332461007
found: @elonmusk
found: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1710299916914893253

I'm on the latest version:
https://rootjazz.com/twitterdub/updatetesting.html


All joking aside, I don't know what you are doing, what 96 options / selections, but it really is as simple as that

click scrape tab
click tweet section > custom search > double click tweets liked by user > click OK
Enter target profile
Select the account to use for the search
Run the search


If you have suggestions how that can be specified, I'd love to hear it.
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Re: I still cannot figure out the scraper.

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Please don't get mad at how i word things lol


So, I followed your example search and I get this.

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Re: I still cannot figure out the scraper.

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hooahjuice wrote: Sat Mar 30, 2024 2:18 am Please don't get mad at how i word things lol


So, I followed your example search and I get this.

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Watch the tutorial it covers all this.

You are in TWEET SEARCH. Meaning your search must return TWEETS.

As the message says, your last step (FOLLOWERS) returns a profile. It's not valid for a TWEET SEARCH, your search must end in a TWEET. Again the tutorial explains this. It shows you how to know what results a search gives and the input it takes.

Of course things don't work / don't make sense / seem complicated, if you don't watch the tutorial :-p
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