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I made a script that selects the size of the sneakers and adds them to the cart, but I would like to know how I can block a specific JavaScript file. I want to improve the page loading speed. My script is currently like this:

EDIT for Mission Clarity: In the end I am pulling inventory data and customer data from Postgres to render and send a bunch of PDFs to customers, once per month. These PDFs are dynamic in that the cover page will have varying customer name/address. The next page(s) are also dynamic as they are lists of a particular customer's expiring inventory with item/expirying date/serial number.

I had made a client-side React page with print CSS to render some print-layout letters that could be printed off/saved as a pretty PDF.

Then, the waterfall spec came in that this was to be an automated process on the server. Basically, the PDF needs attached to an email alerting customers of expiring product (in med industry where everything needs audited).

I thought using Puppeteer would be a nice and easy switch. Just add a route that processes all customers, looking up whatever may be expiring, and then passing that into the dynamic react page to be rendered headless to a PDF file (and eventually finish the whole rest of the plan, sending email, etc.). Right now I just grab 10 customers and their expiring stock for PoC, then I have basically: { customer: {}, expiring: [] }.

I've attempted using POST to page with interrupt, but I guess that makes sense that I cannot get post data in the browser. So, I switched my approach to using cookies. This I would expect to work, but I can never read the cookie(s) into the page.

Here is a: Simple route, simple puppeteer which writes out cookies to a json and takes a screenshot just for proof, and simple HTML with script I'm using just to try to prove I can pass data along.

server/index.js:

I have a script that goes to the Nike website and selects the shoe size and clicks on the add to cart button, I use a cookie saved in a json file so I don’t need to log in, the problem is that the size of the shoe and the button to put in the cart is only clicked after all the loading of the page is finished, does anyone know if you have how to select the size of the shoe and click on the button to put in the cart before the complete loading of the page?

This is my code:

I have PHP code, and I'm calling python script which takes the URL, go the web URL, takes the JSON page and then send back JSON page to the PHP code, but the issue is that i got that JSON in the array and not in the correct JSON format, anu help?

python code:

I have PHP script, and Im calling python function with this code with URL parameter:

I have cookies.json file where I stored cookies after login. I created the script to open page using that cookies, this is the code:

Most websites when you load ask you to accept cookies and privacy, I think it's mainly in the EU. I'm struggling on how to reuse the cookies so, I don't have to keep clicking "accept all", every time I load up chrome.

The way I'm thinking is that if I click on "accept all" the first time and save the cookie, I can write a code that fetches the cookie file and it knows I accepted the website cookie and so, it doesn't pop up again.

The website I'm using for this example is https://finviz.com/

so what i want to do is to open an already signed in gmail account, i used this answer here by wolfy but the thing is that it would sign you out of the account after a while or when i open multiple instances with the same cookies and u have to enter the password again

here how i did it

I have multiple accordions on an archive page with a default state as collapsed. Each accordion has links and when I click on one of them I land on their own page and, of course, when I go back the accordions are all collapsed. What I do want to do, instead, is to go back on the archive page and find the accordions clicked as opened.

This is an example of accordion in HTML: