Hi, it seems there is no way to create the sub scipts that make up the entire script. for instance in VB i can pull up the immediate window, write some code and run it, tweak it, then import it into my script.

It would be nice to have, maybe, tabs that I could label with different sub script titles and create certain aspects of the script and test.

Currently i have to save it, open, copy paste, and constantly go back and forth to accomplish building scripts. Also, There is no way to run parts of the script without running the entire script and disabling lines gets messy..

hope this makes sense

maybe there is a easier way to accomplish this within the current

Djuggler is a straight and simple scripting tool aimed at the pro and people with a little scripting knowhow and knowledge of HTML, therefor we try to keep it as simple as possible. Djuggler should be an easy and fast tool to create a web scraper or etl script, otherwise you could do it in VB or any other programming language.

We do realize that when creating large scripts with many script lines you prefer more advanced GUI options, that's why we try to add and improve those features without losing the simple concept.

The step button for example can be used to run a part of your script. Or you can use the pause action.
DS

thank you for your response, and yes i agree keeping it simple is best and I like the tool you have created BUT it is challenging testing portions of scripts.

the STEP is helpful but it will not start in the middle of a script, lets say i start STEPping through a script and I stop it, I cannot begin a STEP where I left off, because I need to load the webpage again, so I need to start the STEP from the beginning where I might have to loop 5x, 10x, 20x whatever times through a bunch of actions (constantly pressing STEP) to finnally get to the portion I am trying to debug..This is time consuming and not that efficient.

there has to be a easier/quicker method for testing portions of scripts without needing to STEP from the begginning AND not lose the simple interface...

Use the pause action in the section script control. The script will go to step mode where the action is inserted. You can resume and it will stop again when it hits the pause action again or on the next pause.

Hope this helps