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I'm trying to browse my albums via Chrome but it won't let me open new tabs on click.
I've read some other questions with an userscript but didn't know how to use them with this example.
Here's the element:
onclick="navigateTo('http://192.168.9.10:9000/nmc/rss/server/RBuuid:55076f6e-6b79-4d65-64cf-0090a9e61170,0/IBuuid:55076f6e-6b79-4d65-64cf-0090a9e61170,_MCQyJDI0JDM1NjI=,,1,0,_Um9vdA==,0,,0,0,_UGhvdG9z,_MCQy,,13,0,_QWxidW0=,_MCQyJDI0,?start=0&count=30')"
Thanks a lot
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I'm trying to browse my albums via Chrome but it won't let me open new tabs on click.
I've read some other questions with an userscript but didn't know how to use them with this example.
Here's the element:
onclick="navigateTo('http://192.168.9.10:9000/nmc/rss/server/RBuuid:55076f6e-6b79-4d65-64cf-0090a9e61170,0/IBuuid:55076f6e-6b79-4d65-64cf-0090a9e61170,_MCQyJDI0JDM1NjI=,,1,0,_Um9vdA==,0,,0,0,_UGhvdG9z,_MCQy,,13,0,_QWxidW0=,_MCQyJDI0,?start=0&count=30')"
Thanks a lot
javascript browser-tabs hyperlink userscripts
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There is insufficient HTML in the question. That is not an element, it's an attribute. What's it attached to? A link? a button? a div? etc. These kinds of questions really need an MCVE. The generic answer is for the userscript to rewrite whatever it is.
– Brock Adams
yesterday
Thanks Brock, the attribute is attached to an album element. What information should I copy? The Source code of the opened page with the browse.js as a separated text file? Still learning =)
– Ceb
22 hours ago
At a minimum, get the complete html for that node's grandparent (which will include the target node and its siblings). Then list the final URL that results when you click on that node. Also look upMCVEand try to provide one in the question.
– Brock Adams
14 hours ago
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I'm trying to browse my albums via Chrome but it won't let me open new tabs on click.
I've read some other questions with an userscript but didn't know how to use them with this example.
Here's the element:
onclick="navigateTo('http://192.168.9.10:9000/nmc/rss/server/RBuuid:55076f6e-6b79-4d65-64cf-0090a9e61170,0/IBuuid:55076f6e-6b79-4d65-64cf-0090a9e61170,_MCQyJDI0JDM1NjI=,,1,0,_Um9vdA==,0,,0,0,_UGhvdG9z,_MCQy,,13,0,_QWxidW0=,_MCQyJDI0,?start=0&count=30')"
Thanks a lot
javascript browser-tabs hyperlink userscripts
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I'm trying to browse my albums via Chrome but it won't let me open new tabs on click.
I've read some other questions with an userscript but didn't know how to use them with this example.
Here's the element:
onclick="navigateTo('http://192.168.9.10:9000/nmc/rss/server/RBuuid:55076f6e-6b79-4d65-64cf-0090a9e61170,0/IBuuid:55076f6e-6b79-4d65-64cf-0090a9e61170,_MCQyJDI0JDM1NjI=,,1,0,_Um9vdA==,0,,0,0,_UGhvdG9z,_MCQy,,13,0,_QWxidW0=,_MCQyJDI0,?start=0&count=30')"
Thanks a lot
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There is insufficient HTML in the question. That is not an element, it's an attribute. What's it attached to? A link? a button? a div? etc. These kinds of questions really need an MCVE. The generic answer is for the userscript to rewrite whatever it is.
– Brock Adams
yesterday
Thanks Brock, the attribute is attached to an album element. What information should I copy? The Source code of the opened page with the browse.js as a separated text file? Still learning =)
– Ceb
22 hours ago
At a minimum, get the complete html for that node's grandparent (which will include the target node and its siblings). Then list the final URL that results when you click on that node. Also look upMCVEand try to provide one in the question.
– Brock Adams
14 hours ago
add a comment |
There is insufficient HTML in the question. That is not an element, it's an attribute. What's it attached to? A link? a button? a div? etc. These kinds of questions really need an MCVE. The generic answer is for the userscript to rewrite whatever it is.
– Brock Adams
yesterday
Thanks Brock, the attribute is attached to an album element. What information should I copy? The Source code of the opened page with the browse.js as a separated text file? Still learning =)
– Ceb
22 hours ago
At a minimum, get the complete html for that node's grandparent (which will include the target node and its siblings). Then list the final URL that results when you click on that node. Also look upMCVEand try to provide one in the question.
– Brock Adams
14 hours ago
There is insufficient HTML in the question. That is not an element, it's an attribute. What's it attached to? A link? a button? a div? etc. These kinds of questions really need an MCVE. The generic answer is for the userscript to rewrite whatever it is.
– Brock Adams
yesterday
There is insufficient HTML in the question. That is not an element, it's an attribute. What's it attached to? A link? a button? a div? etc. These kinds of questions really need an MCVE. The generic answer is for the userscript to rewrite whatever it is.
– Brock Adams
yesterday
Thanks Brock, the attribute is attached to an album element. What information should I copy? The Source code of the opened page with the browse.js as a separated text file? Still learning =)
– Ceb
22 hours ago
Thanks Brock, the attribute is attached to an album element. What information should I copy? The Source code of the opened page with the browse.js as a separated text file? Still learning =)
– Ceb
22 hours ago
At a minimum, get the complete html for that node's grandparent (which will include the target node and its siblings). Then list the final URL that results when you click on that node. Also look up
MCVE and try to provide one in the question.– Brock Adams
14 hours ago
At a minimum, get the complete html for that node's grandparent (which will include the target node and its siblings). Then list the final URL that results when you click on that node. Also look up
MCVE and try to provide one in the question.– Brock Adams
14 hours ago
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– Brock Adams
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Thanks Brock, the attribute is attached to an album element. What information should I copy? The Source code of the opened page with the browse.js as a separated text file? Still learning =)
– Ceb
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At a minimum, get the complete html for that node's grandparent (which will include the target node and its siblings). Then list the final URL that results when you click on that node. Also look up
MCVEand try to provide one in the question.– Brock Adams
14 hours ago