I've been poking quite a bit at this. Of course running code in the console
works fine. But accessing a jQuery Select2 element from a userscript is a
whole other thing.
I'm trying to set the value of an Ajax backed Select2 (v3.5) element on a
website I don't control.
Briefly explained: What I'm trying to achieve is a combination of the
.select2("search") method, combined with the "select2-loaded" event so I
can pick an option and close the dropdown.
https://eddb.io/trade/commodity
Putting the following in the console on that page works fine:
jQuery.fn.select2search = function(query, property) {
var property = (typeof property === "undefined") ? "name" : property;
function itemsLoadedHandler(event) {
console.log(event);
var data = event.items.results.find(data => data[property] === query);
this.select2("data", data);
this.select2("close");
}
this.one("select2-loaded", itemsLoadedHandler.bind(this));
this.select2("search", query);
}
jQuery('#closestlistingform-systemid').select2search("Sol");
But even with
jQuery = window.wrappedJSObject.jQuery;
added in front in a userscript (and a timeout delay to make sure the
Select2 has initialized - normally actions would not start on page load but
on user interaction) the logic stops at the .one() call. Nothing is logged,
even with a try/catch/log. The code just stops there.
When I don't add the event listener I can successfully call the
select2("search") method.
I think I need to follow the 'unsafewindow' like solution because otherwise
I'd be talking with a different jQuery and Select2 library to the same DOM
element and they shouldn't be able to interact.
Is there something I can do to make this work?
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