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Hey @nikolaknez

the "&location=" string is actually added in the start_apply function.

def start_apply(self, positions, locations):
		start = time.time()
		self.fill_data()

		combos = []
		while len(combos) < len(positions) * len(locations):
			position = positions[random.randint(0, len(positions) - 1)]
			location = locations[random.randint(0, len(locations) - 1)]
			combo = (position, location)
			if combo not in combos:
				combos.append(combo)
				print(f"Applying to {position}: {location}")
				location = "&location=" + location
				self.applications_loop(position, location)
			if len(combos) > 20:
				break
		self.finish_apply()

I'm not sure why it was originally written that why, the answer might need a little more detective work.

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Ya, what happen is I didn't use the GUI but instead was passing a list of positions/locations in a python script.

I've created a new pull request contain a config.yaml file that should fix this issue.

or you can download it from my fork

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Thanks. Excellent.

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@krapes Do you know what is an operator name to exclude company? I know the include operator is f_C=. If I want to exclude there is an operator in sales version. Normal <> will not work with f_C. I guess there is another "f_???" for excluding.

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I don't know, I just use a blacklist.

I added the blacklist option to the config.yaml file in this pull request if you want to use it to filter companies.

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