Thanks all for sharing this solution!

Until now (2023/02/11), changing info = data[11] to info = data[23] still works for me 👍

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So, we are at the previous bug again... 3rd time fixing it. This now is a better fix, and would have fixed the code 3 times without having to definte which item gives the correct value of info:

    if info is None:
        # EK
        #info = data[11]
        for item in data:
           if type( item ) == dict:
               info = item

basically what I'm doing is looking at all values of data and seeing which one is the dictionary. When we find it this is what info is set to. It works. And it would have worked for data[22] which occurred about 6 months ago. This then changed to data[23] and now the issue is that info = data[25]. We should just use my new fix. At least if there is one available directory the code can find the value of info itself.

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Found the fix Joe, turns out that if you change info = data[11] to info = data[22] it will all start working again.

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change
from "info = data[9]"
to "info = data[25]"
on line 405 or 407 in google_images_download.py.

or ... How about this?
bb22871
this could search data[xx] maybe in the feature too.

Mar. 23, 2023.

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Future readers, for branch "patch-1" commit e91e6a3, the line to edit is
file: google_images_download/google_images_download.py
method: format_object
line: 407
And works on Google Image Search for Tuesday, December 27, 2022 11:31:19 AM
I changed "info = data[11]" to "info = data[22]" and had success :)

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on Jan. 9, 2023
I changed "info = data[11]" to "info = data[23]" and had success.

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January 17, 2023 03:03:44 AM

"info = data[11]" to "info = data[22]"

doesn't work. It worked until last week as I remember.

Error message starts with
'bool' object is not subscriptable

And just read the answer from @DenimPauel
"info = data[11]" to "info = data[23]"
works!
Thanks to @DenimPauel

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January 17, 2023 03:03:44 AM

"info = data[11]" to "info = data[22]"

doesn't work. It worked until last week as I remember.

Error message starts with 'bool' object is not subscriptable

And just read the answer from @DenimPauel "info = data[11]" to "info = data[23]" works! Thanks to @DenimPauel

Yes, info = data[23] works

16th January 2023

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I have

 def format_object(self, object):
        data = object[1]
        main = data[3]
        info = data[25]
        if info is None:
            for item in data:
                if type( item ) == dict:
                    info = item
        formatted_object = {}
...

And sadly I get: Image objects data unpacking failed. Please leave a comment with the above error at ....

Receiving same output, did some digging and it appears the issue is upstream from this format_object function.

Specifically, in the _extract_data_pack function:

def _extract_data_pack(self, page) function, 
           start_line = page.find("AF_initDataCallback({key: \\'ds:1\\'") - 10

is returning -11 (meaning that page.find is returning -1, so we are not finding the desired term. Everything from then on is basically coming up with no data.

So it's seems that the respData returned from:

                req = urllib.request.Request(url, headers=headers)
                resp = urllib.request.urlopen(req)
                respData = str(resp.read())

Has changed quite a bit that the _extract_data_pack function is no longer functional.

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the error is arising inside the format_object function because the try except returns an exception which is None. Might be a good idea to not just print(e) but instead do something like print( "Error in format_object:", e )

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Works for me as well - Thanks

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its stop again, is there any solution so i can run it again?

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Thanks Its working

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Is the command line now superslow?
I ran the following and its taking an age to run:

googleimagesdownload -l 10 -r labeled-for-reuse -k pepper -f jpg

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Works here too! This should be updated to the main git tho :(

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Bumping again today (March 22), anyone else affected?

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@eamonnkenny great call, working smooth again, thank you very much.

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Thank you Eamonn, yes it works now. I'm actually running this again on a new machine and found out I had to install certificates :D

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hi this is my config

Format the object in readable format

def format_object(self, object):
    data = object[1]
    main = data[3]
    info = data[25]
    if info is None:
        info = data[11]
    formatted_object = {}
    try:

i am getting error, could you please help me to solve this
Item no.: 575 --> Item name = Anyk Napja 2023
Evaluating...
-1
Image objects data unpacking failed. Please leave a comment with the above error at #26
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/usethis/script1.py", line 1380, in
main()
File "/home/usethis/script1.py", line 1367, in main
paths, errors = response.download(arguments) # wrapping response in a variable just for consistency
File "/home/usethis/script1.py", line 1007, in download
paths, errors = self.download_executor(arguments)
File "/home/usethis/script1.py", line 1143, in download_executor
images, tabs = self.download_page(url) # download page
TypeError: cannot unpack non-iterable NoneType object

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I have

 def format_object(self, object):
        data = object[1]
        main = data[3]
        info = data[25]
        if info is None:
            for item in data:
                if type( item ) == dict:
                    info = item
        formatted_object = {}
...

And sadly I get:
Image objects data unpacking failed. Please leave a comment with the above error at ....

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