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Using quitgodaddy.com with 1&1
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Noah Coffey (@noahwesley) built a great little tool (http://quitgodaddy.com) to help people | |
move their domains off GoDaddy by reminding them before the expiration dates. | |
I have a whole bunch of domains on 1&1 (another horrible company) and wanted to use Noah's tool. | |
He was kind enough to provide the proper format and I wrote a quick script to pull all my domains | |
off the 1&1 admin page. | |
How to use: | |
Navigate to your domains page. Select 100 domains on a page. You'll have to do the following | |
steps for each page of 100. | |
Open your javascript console. (Tested in Chrome) Paste in the code below and you should see | |
the list outputted to the console in the proper csv format. Copy and paste into Noah's site. | |
Done! |
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var o = '"DomainName","ExpirationDate"\n'; | |
$("#domainOverview tr").each(function (i, e) { | |
if ($(e).hasClass('low') || $(e).hasClass('high')) { | |
var d = $("td:first", e).next().text().split("(")[0]; | |
var e = $("td:last", e).text(); | |
o += '"' + d + '","' + e + '"\n'; | |
} | |
}); | |
console.log(o); |
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