I was busy think on solution for com interface in ps1 And almost miss this I like the gui, will check it tomorrow
@abbodi1406 Before uploading this powershell script to the mydigitallife site, the refresh data button was able to fetch data without any problems using the html parsing method, but after making a presentation about the application on this site, I receive an error while retrieving data. Dear sir, did you add a block or access restriction or ban to the application? I would be grateful if you could explain
Dude, i never had any control or access to the website host or domain, i only update the converter maybe it's cloudflare captcha verification like downloading single file https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...11-uups-with-ease.75052/page-293#post-1877792
First thanks @witherornot for help. I solved the problem after your suggestion. In the Main.ps1 script, we can now pull data without any problems with the html parsing method. It bypasses the Cloudflare block. Also, in the script, Performance improvements were made Changes: CloudFlare Bypass - User-Agent Update: Old: Chrome/91.0.4472.124 New: Chrome/127.0.0.0 Updated in 2 places (lines 957 and 1330) Version Update: CloudFlare Bypass Description: CloudFlare and similar security services can detect old browser User-Agents and block requests. Using the latest Chrome User-Agent: Up-to-date browser perception is ensured Anti-bot protections are bypassed UUPDump connection works without problems
I’ve started completely revising the project. Completing all the functions in a working state will take at least one week. However, I’ll provide occasional updates regarding the new version. I encountered Cloudflare blocking issues with the HTML parsing method. For this reason, I switched to a different approach. First, I created and integrated an Internet Explorer browser. The subsequent steps involve ensuring the automatic transfer of data from the page to the relevant sections in the left panel.
It really looks good, it's flashy. I couldn't figure out the R and H markings in the red frame - maybe I'm just tired.
Seems like a reskinned IE. Is there an advantage to using this over just using a normal browser, besides the Quick Access buttons?