Hello guys i want to auto click in @Vknow360 Custom Web View Extension
So guys i think it’s possible with this @Mohamed_Tamer,s Component Tools
Extension,s Perform Click Block
but i don’t know how to do this work ![]()
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Hello guys i want to auto click in @Vknow360 Custom Web View Extension
So guys i think it’s possible with this @Mohamed_Tamer,s Component Tools
Extension,s Perform Click Block
but i don’t know how to do this work ![]()
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Don’t create duplicate topics
Sorry But This is because nobody was replying to my previous topic.![]()
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Whosoever knows, will surely reply![]()
This is happening to me for the fifth time that no one has responded to my topic ![]()
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I think people will reply to my topic as well, but no one replies ![]()
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Yes you can use the component tools extension,but it won’t perform a click on a specific element in the web view, if you want to do this you can check this guide:
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So what information you know about this button, you can try using inspect element in your browser to find your button I’d,name,etc..
Yes I know that and I tried this, but the button id or class name was mentioned in the inspect element is not working ![]()
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I will Trying with this JS
document.getElementsByClassName(“btn_id”)
You should use the click() function, have you used it:
document.getElementById("btn_id").click();
Yes i did write it
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but i forgot to write it in the uper massage because I am in hurry ![]()
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Have you changed this to your button id?
Yes of course ![]()
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i will trying with this code
document.getElementsByClassName(‘ndfHFb-c4YZDc-aTv5jf-NziyQe-LgbsSe ndfHFb-c4YZDc-LgbsSe’)[0].click();
and this is correct
That doesn’t look like a class name?
But according to inspect this is correct
And this is the link
You will try with your self