Hi guys !
On a webpage, I have a list with each result showing a button I want to automatically click. The issue is : sometimes the click makes me leave the page and brings me to another url. When this happens I just want to go back to the list (so make a "go back" on the brower) and click the next button of the list.
How would you do that ?
Thanks a lot, really a lot, for your answer !
On a webpage, I have a list with each result showing a button I want to automatically click. The issue is : sometimes the click makes me leave the page and brings me to another url. When this happens I just want to go back to the list (so make a "go back" on the brower) and click the next button of the list.
How would you do that ?
Thanks a lot, really a lot, for your answer !
I ve got something, in case it can help :
<br>
window.location.href = 'https://nameofthenetworkingwebsite.com/vsearch/f?type=all&keywords=painter&orig=GLHD&rsid=&pageKey=o...';
iimPlay("#click.iim"); //make a click on the first connect button, through the extension imacros
var url = iimGetLastExtract(1); // to get the current url
if (/https:\/\/www.nameofthewebsite.com\/profile/.test(url)) {
window.history.back();
} else {
iimPlay("#click2.iim"); // if I am still on the search result list, click on the next connect button, and so forth until all the ones on this page are done.
}
</br>
It is a mix of JS and the language that the firefox extension Imacros uses.. And it doesn't work
If it possible to do it all in Javascript it's even better !
<br>
window.location.href = 'https://nameofthenetworkingwebsite.com/vsearch/f?type=all&keywords=painter&orig=GLHD&rsid=&pageKey=o...';
iimPlay("#click.iim"); //make a click on the first connect button, through the extension imacros
var url = iimGetLastExtract(1); // to get the current url
if (/https:\/\/www.nameofthewebsite.com\/profile/.test(url)) {
window.history.back();
} else {
iimPlay("#click2.iim"); // if I am still on the search result list, click on the next connect button, and so forth until all the ones on this page are done.
}
</br>
It is a mix of JS and the language that the firefox extension Imacros uses.. And it doesn't work
If it possible to do it all in Javascript it's even better !
Désolé ! Et je n'avais pas compris que c'était lié à Alfresco absolument. Désolé je vais demander de l'aide ailleurs
Et je n'avais pas compris que c'était lié à Alfresco absolument. Désolé je vais demander de l'aide ailleurs
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