Firefox extension - click only if 2 attributes are true

I have a Firefox extension that clicks a certain button, and it works well.

This code does the clicking:


My problem is that the extension clicks every 5 seconds, and I want it to do so, but only if an additional element is true.

This is the code the extension clicks:


So the code changes sometimes, as you can see above. As long as the extension just clicks on "ooo-qqq-vvv" it will click every 5 seconds.

But if I can make it click on "ooo-qqq-vvv + One (p)" and also on "ooo-qqq-vvv + Two (p)" then I can have it work how I want. So both the class and title or aria-label to be true in order to make a successful click.

I feel like it's a simple edit, maybe something like this:


Anyone knows? @Gogol

Try something like


function xxBtn(){ var btn = document.querySelector('button.ooo-qqq-vvv'); if( typeof btn.getAttribute("title") == 'undefined' || (btn.getAttribute("title").trim() != 'One (p)' && btn.getAttribute("title").trim() != 'Two (p)') ) return; btn.click() }

Edit: for more element titles, you can expand the if condition and add more conditions into it.

Gogol said:

Try something like


function xxBtn(){ var btn = document.querySelector('button.ooo-qqq-vvv'); if( typeof btn.getAttribute("title") == 'undefined' || (btn.getAttribute("title").trim() != 'One (p)' && btn.getAttribute("title").trim() != 'Two (p)') ) return; btn.click() }

Edit: for more element titles, you can expand the if condition and add more conditions into it.

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dear so smart, wish to be like you one day.. javascript guru

enjoy the weekend deer

Blackhat Lifter said:

dear so smart, wish to be like you one day.. javascript guru

enjoy the weekend deer

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Not quite a guru, but this is my bread and butter lol.

happy weekend to you too deer

p.s. Scorpion, the code given can be further improved. I just gave u something quick and dirty.

Gogol said:

Try something like


function xxBtn(){ var btn = document.querySelector('button.ooo-qqq-vvv'); if( typeof btn.getAttribute("title") == 'undefined' || (btn.getAttribute("title").trim() != 'One (p)' && btn.getAttribute("title").trim() != 'Two (p)') ) return; btn.click() }

Edit: for more element titles, you can expand the if condition and add more conditions into it.

Click to expand...

Gogol said:

Not quite a guru, but this is my bread and butter lol.

happy weekend to you too deer

p.s. Scorpion, the code given can be further improved. I just gave u something quick and dirty.

Click to expand...

Dude, you're the shit dude! Like good shit

It worked. Quick and dirty is exactly how I like it. Works every time dog haha

So yeah, it worked. Thanks for going above and beyond and giving me a way to add 2 titles, because that's exactly what I wanted. I want a click to happen if One and Two are true in the title, but not if Three is true. And the code you gave did just that, and it works perfectly.

Thanks man, I don't know what I'd do without you