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Thanks for that. I now need to work out how I call the click event. DispatchEvent/FireEvent logic it seems.<br />
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Cannot call the method directly due to SOP.<br />
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You've pushed me in the right direction.<br />
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Thanks for that. I now need to work out how I call the click event. DispatchEvent/FireEvent logic it seems.

Cannot call the method directly due to SOP.

You've pushed me in the right direction.




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Hi.<br />
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I've never written a Google Chrome User Script before.<br />
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There is a website that periodically opens a modal popup. The popup requires acceptance before the underlying page will be updated. When the popup isn't present the page updates automatically.<br />
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The popup does 2 things.<br />
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1 - A &lt;div&gt; with an ID of &quot;confirm-acceptance&quot; becomes visible (CSS display changed).<br />
2 - The div contains an &lt;a&gt; with an onclick event of fn_AcceptanceConfirmed();<br />
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So, I want the script to call fn_AcceptanceConfirmed(); when the &lt;div id=&quot;confirm-acceptance&quot;&gt; is visible.<br />
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Is this possible? Checking once every 10 minutes or so would be fine.<br />
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Clues or code would be great.<br />
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There are 2 links, but if the first one can be explained, then I can do the second.<br />
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Regards,<br />
<br />
Richard.
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Hi.

I've never written a Google Chrome User Script before.

There is a website that periodically opens a modal popup. The popup requires acceptance before the underlying page will be updated. When the popup isn't present the page updates automatically.

The popup does 2 things.

1 - A <div> with an ID of "confirm-acceptance" becomes visible (CSS display changed).
2 - The div contains an <a> with an onclick event of fn_AcceptanceConfirmed();

So, I want the script to call fn_AcceptanceConfirmed(); when the <div id="confirm-acceptance"> is visible.

Is this possible? Checking once every 10 minutes or so would be fine.

Clues or code would be great.


There are 2 links, but if the first one can be explained, then I can do the second.


Regards,

Richard.

Google Chrome User script to automate clicking 2 links when the links become visible.

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