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I haven't checked url shortener option before,but yes, you were right! somethings looks suspicious in there. I've just checked to bot/logs ,still I couldn't see any error like yours in there! workaround for url shortener: goto getshort procedure and replace it : if {[info exists data]} { return $dat...

this one: http://paste.tclhelp.net/?id=6gql is latest GoogleNews version.
I think,he didn't send it to TclArchive yet.

Edit: Updated paste.tclhelp link! I've took this from my bot and I don't get any error.

unfortunately no, I don't have it. but, you could find it in here : http://forum.egghelp.org/viewtopic.php?t=10377&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=285 possibly one of these edits working still. or you can try that one: https://www.m00nie.com/movie-search-script-for-eggdrop-bot-using-api/ ...

This script doesn't have any "imdbid" in it!

it says realesed at 2010!
Many things may have changed on the websites over the past nine years!
so, it may be a good idea to use a more recently written (or updated) script...

looks ugly and simple but I guess it can be used as an alternative. package require http bind pub - .t worldntime proc worldntime {nick uhost hand chan text} { if {![channel get $chan wtime]} { return 0 } if {![llength $text]} { puthelp "privmsg $chan :Usage: $::lastbind <location>"; retur...

about how durby works; durby following redirects (if it exists!) and trying to get <title> from there. " Twitter ( https://mobile.twitter.com/_faizann/status/1157157933223821317 )( 200; text/html; utf-8; 50849 bytes; 1 redirects )( 0s ago )" durby detects your link redirecting to mobile.tw...

I think, you got older version of tcllib/htmlparse .

htmlparse using struct::stack and cmdline packages from tcllib .

try to source it like this : http://paste.tclhelp.net/?id=6g75

Updated, Thank you! https://i.ibb.co/5xJYZWb/8-6.png This one for Tcl8.6: # This script using some of Tcl8.6's commands,also needs Tcl-TLS for https links and tcllib for fixed outputs! package require http package require htmlparse package require tls 1.6.4 package require textutil::split package pr...

This one tested & fixed. it is workin' now! https://i.ibb.co/BswJ5jZ/dow.png Ok This is my last edit . I've made some cosmetic changes for nicer outputs. package require http package require htmlparse package require tls 1.6.4 setudef flag Horoscope namespace eval Horoscope { variable HoroCMD &q...

I haven't tested! thus, I do not know if it works or not yet , but, you can make a test and let me know if you see any Error. This script requires Tcl 8.6 ,tcllib ,TclTLS and eggdrop1.8 bot! # This script using some of Tcl8.6's commands,also needs Tcl-TLS for https links and tcllib for fixed outputs...

package require http package require tls package require htmlparse setudef flag horoscope set horo_cmds ".horo !horos !horoscope" set horobot_PM 1 set horo_EggFlags -|- foreach HoroCmd [split $horo_cmds { }] { bind pub $horo_EggFlags $HoroCmd horo_Pubs if {$horobot_PM != "" &...

just replace : foreach {null data} [regexp -all -inline {block hidden\-xs\">.+?<a href=\"/article/today.+?.html\">(.*?)</a>} $html] { to: foreach {null data} [regexp -all -inline {article\-topbar\">.+?<a href=\"/article/today.+?.html\">(.*?)</a>} $html] {

(.)\1+ will do what you want .
it matches two and more same chars in string.

(.) -> matches any char, with \1 matches 2 same characters. if you want to match 3 same chars -> (.)\1\1 …
and regexp's -all option, gives how many matches in given string. >= checking if counted matches equal or bigger than 3 … do the job...