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QUESTION
I'm using the Chrome extension "Shortkeys" to write shortcut-executable Javascript code that selects the Google search bar while browsing Google searches. Important: I'm not trying to select Chrome's address bar, but the actual search bar on Google's website. I found the search bar element using "inspect element" and found it was inside a div with class "a4bIc". The first tag of the search bar element is "input". So my code is this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-28 at 16:37Three suggestions:
Looking at the way the google search HTML is structured it looks like you would be better off using the 'name' property in order to reliably select the search input. The selector you want to use is
[name='q']
querySelectorAll
returns aNodeList
object. If I'm not mistaken then you cannot access a member of aNodeList
using an ID (This is in contrast with the very similarHTMLCollection
object. Don't worry, if it seems confusing, it's because it is!). For a simple lookup like this I suggest usingquerySelector
which will simply return the first selected node directly.Depending upon what you want to do with the google search bar it seems you will need to do some kind of combination of
.focus()
and.click()
. In my test just now I was only able to get the dropdown of suggestions to appear by firing focus and then click after.
Putting all three of these together:
QUESTION
In Sublime Text I can use the following shortkeys:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-23 at 10:59If you search for columns
within the "Keyboard Shortcuts" editor, you wil see these options:
workbench.action.editorLayoutTwoColumns
workbench.action.editorLayoutThreeColumns
They are unbound to any keyboard shortcut by default. Click the plus sign to the left of each of these commands in turn and you will get a dialog box where you can enter your chosen keybinding for each and you are done.
QUESTION
There are multiples dialogs at the same time in my application and each of them have their own shortkeys, so i need to know if it's being used to execute correctly these shortcuts. For example: if i hit 'esc' key, only the focused dialog must close.
How to detect which dialog is being focused?
Edit
I've made a testing demo to make the scenario easier to understand: https://stackblitz.com/edit/multiple-dialogs
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-02 at 13:57I found a way!
Here it is for whoever needs:
QUESTION
I am trying to develop a javascript that pulls csv data from an external website and store it in an array. The reason why I am need this to be in javascript is that I am using a chrome extension called Shortkeys that can execute javascript code. I want the script to get (csv) data from an API (url), look through the csv data and generate a string based on the csv data. So far I've been trying with the fetch function, but Im new to javascript. So far I've got, but I dont really know what Im doing:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-28 at 13:06This is an example of setting every value of every row in a collection, but I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for.
QUESTION
I am not frontend developer, So i am did not have chrome dev tools usually open, but i am looking for possibility to run js code in different pages to improve my internet usage.
I tried Chrome Extension that runs js code But it works bad for me. I also tried Chrome Code snippets , but for me this looks like i need to open chrome console, and then run predefined snippet.
To summarize, my question is:
Is it any way(extension,js workaround) to execute predefined js code on any chrome tab via shortcut.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-28 at 17:05I've been very happy with TamperMonkey
All you have to do is set the URL you want it to run on and then the code will run. With some coding experience you could bind the code to a key press or if not you could simply have it only run when there is a query param present in the URL (like ?runcode=true).
edit: for anyone who does want to go with TamperMonkey you can create your own key shortcuts with code like this:
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