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Questions - tampermonkey

Tampermonkey, modifying a function programmaticaly fails, but copy-pasting works

It's more of a curiosity than a problem. So I have a function on a website in classes.min.js function Div(t){ var e = this.div = document.createElement("div"); e.style.positi...
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Azzazzins Creed

javascript

tampermonkey

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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Solved it by doing it this way // ==UserScript== // @name userscript // @namespace http://tampermonkey.net/ // @version 0.1 // @run-at document-idle // @description userscript /...
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Azzazzins Creed

Can't click on a button, need a solution (userscript for Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey)

I'm trying to click the "Visit" button here: <a name="claim" href="#" onmousedown="$(this).attr('href', '/sdf/view.php?dsg=45368');" class="btn-small la...
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DummyOne

button

click

greasemonkey

tampermonkey

userscripts

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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The link in your example doesn't have the correct href therefore click() wont have the desired result. Method 1: Get the link e.g. querySelector() Simulate mousedown on the link so page JS changes th...
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erosman

How to detect keypresses in jQuery regardless of layout?

So basically i am trying to connect clicking links to keys in Tampermonkey. First I tried e.which, but it didn't work with different layouts. Then I tried e.code, but for some reason it only detects p...
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dacoconutchemist

javascript

jquery

keypress

tampermonkey

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

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You can try using the KEY itself instead of the code. The toUpperCase() function will detect lowercase or uppercase : $(document).on("keypress", function (e) { if(e.key.toUpperCase() == ...
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luckeycharms13

JavaScript Event Listener Inline vs. Explicit

I am using Tampermonkey for some webpage manipulation and automation. For this, I add an event listener to the window "load" event. When I define the event handler as an explicit function, i...
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Peter K.

javascript

tampermonkey

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

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window.addEventListener("load", run()); does not run the run function on load but immeditaly and the value returned by run is then used as callback (which is likely undefined). This is a dup...
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t.niese

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