Only one non-working part....

[multiloser]

Here's the code: (you can skip for now)

Func Zeroth()
Global $oAmount = 1000
Global $oForm = _IEFormGetObjByName ($oMain, "makebet")
Global $oBet = _IEFormElementGetObjByName ($oForm, "howmuch")
First()
EndFunc

Func First()
    _IEFormElementSetValue ($oBet, $oAmount)
    _IEFormSubmit ($oForm)
    _IELoadWait ($oMain)
    _IELinkClickByText ($oMain, "Look at your Archive")
    Second()
EndFunc

Func Second()
    $sString = _IEBodyReadHTML ($oMain)
    StringReplace($sString, 'NOT YOU', '')
    $NotAfter = @extended
    StringReplace($sString, '+', '')
    $YouAfter = @extended
    If $NotAfter > $NotBefore Then
        $oAmount = $oAmount + $oAmount
        $NotBefore = $NotAfter
        _IELinkClickByText ($oMain, "Go back")
        Zeroth()
    ElseIf $YouAfter > $YouBefore Then
        $oAmount = 1000
        $YouBefore = $YouAfter
        _IELinkClickByText ($oMain, "Go back")
        Zeroth()
    EndIf
EndFunc

Basically what this code does is it submits a bet, goes to the archive page, checks if it won or lost.

After it wins/loses:

If it wins, it goes back and bets 1000. This part works.

If it loses, it doubles whatever the amount was. THIS DOES NOT WORK

There is no error, but no matter if it wins or loses, it bets only 1000.

Any ideas?

If I remove the "Global $oAmount = 1000" from Func Zeroth() then it results in an undeclared variable in Func First()

[SmOke_N]

1. Declare your global variables outside any function.

2. Are you positive it's getting here?:

If $NotAfter > $NotBefore Then
        $oAmount = $oAmount + $oAmount

P.S.

Everytime you call the function Zeroth(), you reset $oAmount back to 1000, that looks like the desired effect, but thought I'd let you know.

Edited March 18, 2007 by SmOke_N

[multiloser]

Nevermind, I see what I did wrong.

When I put Global $Amount = 1000 before Func Zeroth(), I forgot to put it before it was sent to Zeroth()

Works perfect! Thanks!

[improbability_paradox]

While it may work, I suggest altering your code to use proper loops. At the moment, you are looping your script by manipulating function calls, which prevents any of your functions from ever returning. You may not experience any problems until you've run it for hours, or even days. But even if you never run the script for long enough to have a problem, it is bad coding to do it that way.

Basically, doing something like this:

Func one()
two()
endfunc

func two()
three()
endfunc

func three()
one()
endfunc

should be avoided. Instead, re-write your code to use a do-until or while-wend loop