Chrome inline extension installation error [closed] - javascript

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I am getting following error when i try to install Chrome extension:
extensions::webstore:34 Uncaught Chrome Web Store installations can only be started by the top frame.

I think the error is pretty self-explanatory.
The code you're using to initiate chrome.webstore.install() is running in a document that's not the top one (i.e. is an iframe inside another document).
This is not allowed. It has to be a top document for inline installation to start.

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https://www.harriscountylawlibrary.org/remote-database-access
I am trying to directly type the link below (which is under an "westlaw" image in the above webpage) in a browser address bar to visit it. But it shows "An error occurred, please try again."
https://westlawpatronaccess.thomsonreuters.com/remote/RPA-000713276-4200
However, if I click the Westlaw image directly, I can visit the resulted webpage correctly. What is done in the page so that one has to click the "Westlaw" image to access the link?
How to access the resulting webpage with a direct link?
It's probably checking the Referer header
curl -iL -e 'https://www.harriscountylawlibrary.org' https://westlawpatronaccess.thomsonreuters.com/remote/RPA-000713276-4200

Javascript not showing up on GitHub Pages [closed]

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I'm new to web development.
I made a website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and uploaded it to GitHub Pages. My JavaScript doesn't work there.
When running on my localhost, everything works fine, but on GitHub pages the javascript simply does not show up on my HTML page. If you check the IMPORTANTE_LER.md file, there's a youtube video on how it looks on localhost.
My repo: https://github.com/maruan-achkar/N2PAC_NEW
Console errors:
Probably the way you included your JS file path breaks in Github Pages because it can't find the file so adding a "./something.js" to your include might fix it.
<script src="./something.js" type="module"></script>

Slow script performance when browser is minimized [closed]

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Im running a javascript in the Chrome DevTools console, but when I minimize the browser the script runs 10x(?) slower.
I searched on chrome://flags for throttling and it returned:
I have changed Throttle Javascript timers in background. from default to disabled, but it continues running the script very slowly, what else I'm missing?

Javascript working in Chrome, but not IE11 [closed]

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Using the following code in IE:
function clearfields()
{
billing_phone.value="";
billing_email.value="";
billing_first_name.value="";
billing_last_name.value="";
} window.onload = clearfields
Working in Chrome, Firefox but not IE11. Console in IE says "'billing_phone' is undefined", but the billing_phone is definitely defined. Onload problem? I'm using this in Wordpress, so that should probably be taken into account.
You should be referencing the element correctly.
It is either by id="billing_phone"
document.getElementById("billing_phone").value="";
or by name="billing_phone"
document.formName.billing_phone="";
or
document.getElementById("formId").billing_phone.value="";

Unable to getElementById on one specific site [closed]

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Working on creating an auto-login app, but I'm running into a problem on the following site:
https://www.navient.com/loan-customers/
Site Element
<input type="text" id="lblUserId" value .../>
Console Code
document.getElementById('lblUserId').value = 'testUserName';
Error Message
Any ideas why this isn't working? I've tried it on several other sites and it works perfectly.
Thanks ya'll!
the site uses frames. switch above console "top frame" to "ctl16_frlogin"

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