Is it possible to get BTT to click an HTML element? I want to click a particular button, but its position is dynamic so I can’t use that. I’d like to click it by ID, class, or contained text...

Have a look here: Can't execute JS in chrome or Safari

Sorry, couldn't get it to work... To back up a bit, I'm trying to have a single keystroke: Open a particular URL (or better yet, loop through a list of URLs) Click on a button identified by the HTML inner-text Entering this in my browser's javascript console works: var xpath = "//a[contains(te…

Look here and put your code into the „do JavaScript“ or „execute JavaScript“ section. [image] script for youtube video on anybrowser Discussion & Questions Here is the script for Safari: Note: "You must enable the 'Allow JavaScript from Apple Events' option in Safari's D…

Thanks for the reply, Dirk. I keep getting a syntax error that seems to indicate that "tell application..." is not valid: [Screen Shot 2022-02-03 at 6.59.19 PM]

Try this in a AppleScript action: Note: "You must enable the 'Allow JavaScript from Apple Events' option in Safari's Develop menu to use 'do JavaScript'." and replace " https://yourTargetUrL.com/ " with your url! set targetURL to "https://yourTargetUrL.com/" tell application "Safari" repeat with …

Here is a script which opens the page and then executes the code. You may have to adjust the loading time (delay). set targetURL to "https://yourTargetUrL.com/" tell application "Safari" open location targetURL delay 1 -- wait 1 second for page to load tell first window tell current tab d…

Dirk, You've gone above and beyond. THANKS! FWIW, the code didn't work at first so I started poking around. When I copied it directly into the console in Safari, it threw an error because it was seeing 'BTT' as an identifier (though the single quotes worked fine in Brave). In Safari, I could use d…

You are right. The variable "xpath" in your JavaScript code is a string which contains a string as parameter. Therefore you have to escape it. I had not been able to test the JavaScript code myself, since I did not know the URL. But fine, if it works now.

Here is a all-round script without a fixed delay: -- Open url in Safari and click first link that contains specific text set targetURL to {BOT_URL} set linkContains to "BTT" set timeoutSecounds to 5 tell application "Safari" open location targetURL tell first window tell current tab set li…

Wow, thanks Dirk! So if I'm understanding this, it'll be faster yet less likely to "break" if my connection isn't always the same speed, right? I'll definitely give this a shot! I'm am now trying to get a dynamic list of URLs to loop through, rather than having them hardcoded, since some will chan…

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Dirk February 3, 2022, 5:45pm 4

Look here and put your code into the „do JavaScript“ or „execute JavaScript“ section.