D.M wrote:

It might be possible to do but I'd have to sit down and think about it for a while.I know with autoIT you can click things on the client but I would need to first figure out how to target individual buttons in the friends mode and then figure out how to determine if the friend has no logged in a certain time period.

Adryan wrote:

The automatic deleting friends part is easy can even be done with a chrome macro problem is determining the inactive part. basicly the script has to delete friends after determining last login date on the friend's profile

D.M wrote:

I assumed they were looking for an autoIT script that automated the friends mode since they posted in this thread. That is why this would be more difficult.If they want a script that automates the process on the website than that will be a lot easier.@Formulax

Adryan wrote:

imacros are easy to record and customize afterall.Anyone can do it but because the topic is Autoit lets asume your right

D.M wrote:

The only 2 hurtles I foresee are figuring how to navigate the friends list and dealing with friends who have private/hidden homepages when getting their last login. Actually, scratch that second one, I can simply call the user API and get their last login that way.

Don Von Alpha Dom wrote:

Navigate the list with jquery. A single jquery query will return an array of everyone on the list.

D.M wrote:

Don Von Alpha Dom wrote:Navigate the list with jquery. A single jquery query will return an array of everyone on the list.The friends list on the MY IMVU page is paginated, would that still work?@Don Von Alpha Dom

Don Von Alpha Dom wrote:

If I remember right, you can increase the number of people per page in the URL.

Formulax wrote:

No need to do it if it is really time consuming or hard, I was just wondering out loud, thought it was maybe a nice idea.The macro sounds like it could work.