You can fill in the whole form with one action if you
use <TAB> in "Text to type" input field. It acts as you
actually pressed TAB button on keyboard. You can even
use <RETURN> at the end of form filling to submit form
data - it acts as if you pressed ENTER button on keyboard
to submit the whole form data.
Click On element
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@GhostZ It doesn't work well, my selector [[SELECTOR]] *[contains(@id, "t3_")]/a[@class="absolute inset-0"]
setting move and click with _Idle.moveAndClickOn([[SELECTOR]], {holdCtrl: false, clickType: "left", moveMode: "center", "top", additionalEmulation: false, moveSettings: {speed: 100, gravity: 6, deviation: 2.5}})!
but click in center !! In the images
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@to-nice said in Click On element:
moveMode: "center",
You have specified a click in the center, also this function is designed to work accurately with elements of any size, to prevent misclicks, sufficiently large paddings is applied on all sides. Clicks are performed at a random position (Determined by the specified mode) closest to the cursor.
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@spam Thanks for the help, I use save selector on CSS: >CSS> a[href*="/r/"].absolute.inset-0 and execute code: _Idle.moveAndClickOn([[SELECTOR]], {holdCtrl: false, clickType: "left", moveMode: "top", additionalEmulation: false, moveSettings: {speed: 100, gravity: 6, deviation: 2.5}})!
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@spam You're awesome, it seems to be working perfectly. Can you help me with another problem?
Before clicking "execute code," I should be able to verify that the URL is not external to Reddit, but [[SELECTOR]] only returns the code //a[contains(@id,"post-title")]
in the log. How can I do this?