I need to make a chrome extension that fills out a form on a specific website automatically with some data a user has provided.
I've tried selecting the form elements by ID, class names and such but I'm always getting a null result (even though I can successfully select them from the browser console after the page has loaded). To what I've read online it seems I can't access those elements with my content script because of security reasons.
Does anyone have an idea for how I can bypass this problem?
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I want to make a Chrome extension to classify the people who I am following in the website www.zhihu.com, because this website don't have this function.
when I view the source code of the website, I find my personal data is put in a div that whose id is named data.
So I want to obtain this div. But, when I log this div in the document, it becomes null.
Why does this happen? And how can I get a div that exists in the website's source code but not exists in the document?
It could be several reason: first of all, the view source is not a live representation of the document, it's the source the server has sent to the client. It means, it might be no longer valid. Try to load this in the address bar (of a modern browser, possibly):
data:text,<div>hello</div><script>document.querySelector("div").remove()</script>
And check the view source. The source will contains the div, but if you use the inspector from devtools you will see that the div no longer exists (of course, we removed that by JS).
Another scenario, could be that you're logging from a different frame context: if the web pages contains frames, you might be in a frame context where your div is not present.
I use an iframe on my page, which consists of a form with input elements.
Every input element has an onblur() event, which validates the input.
When I open the page in IE 8 with a freshly cleared cache it produces a javascript error like this.
document.getElementById(...)' is Null or not an Object
However, when I inspect the form it is loaded completely and the I'm trying to access is rendered.
Furthermore when i reload the whole page I don't get any errors anymore.
Also when I load the content of the iframe on its own I also don't get errors.
Firefox and Chrome dont throw errors at all.
In short, the Javascript errors I get only occur in IE and only when I use an iframe to display the form (which is mandatory) and only when the page is loaded for the first time.
Any ideas on how I can fix this?
I hope its not too confusing to read.
Edit:
document.getElementById("vHint_"+fieldName).innerHTML=data;
FieldName is the id of the input field. Data is the return value of the validation.
In this case data is an image tag.
After every input field is a span Tag with the id "vHint_"+fieldName.
The event is attached like this:
<input id="Jahr" class="input" type="text" onblur="validDate(this,'Jahr','_beginn')" maxlength="4" style="width:32px" value="" name="Jahr">
First of all thank you for your effort.
The example user13500 provided worked like a charm.
And it made me dig deeper.
And i found the solution.
All input fields are created with a self made ASP Framework, which puts them all in the Session.
The onblur() event of the input field within the iframe triggers an AJAX Request to an ASP file passing the name of the input field as a request parameter. The ASP file now tries to find the field in the Session and retrieve its value to validate the input.
After that the result is posted back to the javascript file, which then uses document.getElementById("vHint_"+fieldName).innerHTML=data; to post the result back in the page.
This normally works without erros.
But, since the application is run in an iframe and the domains of the surrounding page and the application in the iframe are different, IE rejects the Session of the iframe. Thus the result of the ASP validation is empty, because it couldn't find the field in the Session.
Having figured that out the only thing that has to be done is to add this line of code in the application:
Response.AddHeader "P3P", "CP=""CAO PSA OUR"""
This way IE doesn't reject the Session of the application anymore.
Maybe this can be useful for others too.
I want to collect data from this page. I have keywords I want to input in the search box, which is defined as an HTML5 <input> with an eventlistener that dynamically changes the page based on the query.
For example, I want a script that inputs the term "hello world" in the search field and then scrapes the dynamically generated content, say the name of the collections that appear. Because of the Same Origin Policy I can't use JavaScript and I've spent the last 3 hours looking into Python but couldn't find anything there.
I can't tell if this is so obvious no one writes/asks about it, or it's a clever way to not let scripts scrape from your site.
Open the page in Chrome's Debugger or Firebug in Firefox and look at the Network Tab and find out the AJAX requests the JavaScript is doing when you enter text into the input field(s).
Then write a webscraper using any of:
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/requests
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/spyda
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/scrapy
I am using WSS 3.0 in my application. I am displaying a List as a DataView Webpart. My objective here is to make this webpart visible to a selected group of individuals. As there is no option for Target Audience in WSS 3.0, I went to edit Permissions for List and gave Read permissions only to selected users. This doesn't hide the web part from the page, rather shows an Access Denied message to other users.
Access denied. You do not have permission to perform this action or access this resource.
As I said, I want to hide this webpart, as in make it invisible on the web page from other users who do not have permissions to view it. As this message will be displayed only to those users who do not have permissions!, my approach is to search for the above message in the html and identify and hide the parentnode, thereby hiding the webpart.
I am not quite sure how to do this. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
I'm going to assume you're in a situation where you can add additional web parts to the page and not trying to add JavaScript to the DataView Web Part directly. My suggestion won't work on a separate page if a Designer adds another view of this list.
Upload a blank .js file to your Site Assets. Add a Content Editor Web Part to your page, point it at that file. Add JQuery from a provider or host it yourself, adding the reference in your file. From there, you have 3 directions in which to work: first, explore the web part with Internet Explorer's F12 Developer Tools, keeping a particular eye on divs and tables with good unique ids, names, or classes that would solve your problem if hidden. Also keep an eye on the id of the div or table or cell or whatever that contains your access denied text. Second, (assuming you're new to JQuery) do some JQuery tutorials and then start playing with selecting the above items and, say, changing their background color. Once you have both of those, you're 90% there: (try to) select the object that would contain the access denied text, and if the innerHTML is present and equals that string, then set display:none for the div or tables to hide your web part. The third tool you have is editing the page directly with SharePoint Designer: you can toss a div with an id of your choosing around any xsl:template, which might help in your JQuery selecting.
I'm sorry I can't give you the specific code, since I'm not in a position to test it. If that changes, I'll try and give a more detailed response.
Old, misdirected answer: Do either of the answers here work for you? Alternatively, this answer has some great resources to solve your problem. Just change the message to an empty string.
Thanks Aron :D
I found the id for the webpart and hard coded it. It provided the solution, but I was hoping to programmatically fetch the id instead by searching the innerhtml, as I have more than one web parts that have to be hidden.
I found a partial solution here:
Hide SharePoint web part using javascript onclick method
I put a CEWP on the page and added the following script in it:
<script>
function hide()
{
var content = document.getElementById("webpartID").innerHTML;
var n = content.search("Access denied. You do not have permission to perform this action or access this resource");
if(n!=-1)
{ document.getElementById("webpartID").style.display="none";
}
}
_spbodyonloadfunctionnames.push("hide");
</script>
In my case, I picked up the webpart id from the aspx page or view source for the page.
I cannot manage to make asmall piece of javascript working in a lotus notes 6.5 email.
I'm building a html, send it by mail as a html, and inside I would like to have some links to hide/show a few div.
I try to use document.getElementById but when I click on the link I have the following error:
"document.getElementById is not a function".
I'm thinking using a document.getElementById(id).style.display='none'; to hide it (if I can manage the div).
Any ideas how to show/hide my div?
The HTML engine in Lotus Notes is not anything like you'd get in a browser. I'm fairly certain the error message is correct when it says "document.getElementById is not a function" - there is little to no support for javascript in Notes emails.
If you need to have something hide/show in Notes, you will have to create a Notes form with actions and hide formulas to get the same effect. Then emails can be sent with the form embedded into the email, and when received the email will open that form instead of a typical memo form.
Note, it is unlikely most email clients (Outlook, etc) will support javascript due to the security holes it would open. You might have better luck sending a link to users and then having them open up a Web page or Notes database where you have more control over how things are presented to them.
The root of the problem is that Notes doesn't display HTML*. In order to display an HTML-formatted MIME email (or any other rich text field whose contents are stored as MIME and HTML), the content must first be converted to Notes Rich Text (composite data, or CD) format. The conversion of static HTML has improved a lot over the years, but once the conversion is completed, there is no HTML document to modify. Obviously, your link/action was properly translated to its Notes equivalent, but there are no hooks for DOM methods in the Notes client. JavaScript is pretty much restricted to manipulating field values (through the document.forms[0].LiteralFieldName method of access), swapping images (through the document.images collection) and a small subset of the window object's methods.
*One can view pure web pages in the Notes client, but that uses the IE ActiveX control in the full tab -- it's not available natively for rendering a part of a document.
it may not fit your HTML needs but might help you hide / show content:
In a new mail, select the content you want to hide / show
Click on Create / Section
You can also define a name for this section within section's properties
(works in Lotus Notes 8.5)