So if the page changes in the future to not have a quantity_1 element,
greasemonkey will run f every 5 milliseconds... forever. Yeah, f is
small and quick, but even small and quick at 200 times per second, doing
something that will never succeed, seems bad.
Brian
On 7/20/12 11:54 AM, Hans Henrik Bergan wrote:
// @run-at document-start
function f(){
try{
document.getElementById('quantity_1').value="25.00";
}catch(e){setTimeout(f,5);}
}
f();
will use some cpu (until it has done it's task), and its quite
hackish, but i guess i think it should work
On Friday, 13 July 2012 00:15:15 UTC+2, Console wrote:
I want to immediately change this javascript value on the fly
before it redirects me to the page with grease monkey. I am a
novice on grease monkey and spent quiet of a few hours reading and
experimenting with no luck, if anyone can give me a helping hand
on this I would appreciate it. This is the code I want to replace:
" <input id="quantity_1" name="quantity_1" type="hidden"
value="20.00" /> "
to
" " <input id="quantity_1" name="quantity_1" type="hidden"
value="25.00" /> "
If any more info is needed let me know, thank you in advance.
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