I'm making an extension for google chrome that allows people put player id in a field and press snap and a new tab will be opened with the url the text that user typed.
Any idea what js codes should I use for the url text in new tab?
Edit:
What I did:
I used php instead of js
I used $_Post["name"] but there is problem too!
I need the var to appear only like the person typed it... not with key=var
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I have a chrome extension with a single text input field and a button that says "Test banner". My goal is to inject a script that will manipulate the DOM of the given webpage and add a big red banner at the top, but I only want to inject it into the single url that I put in the text field.
Basically my options.html has a text input and a button. When the user enters a URL like google.com I want to open the page and inject into only that instance of the page. My issue is that
$('#start-button').button().click(function() {
var url = $('#url').value;
window.open(url)
});
My url successfully opens, but I "wish" I could "open and inject". Since I can't do that I've been relegated to trying to setup a background.js that listens for a window being opened, but that code keeps injecting into every tab with the url that I set (example. If I type google.com, then it will keep injecting into every google.com tab that I open).
So my question is... is there some kind of api available where I can do window.openAndInject(url)?
Note: I am very very new to this. Please excuse any noob mistakes I may have made.
I have put google add sense code in my html page. But every time this link open in same tab. I want to open in new tab. I have googled for this and found following link.
https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/1354740?hl=en.
They are saying that they are not allow to open in new tab.But I have seen some sites like flipkart, amazon, w3school site in these site google add sence open in new tab. So the my question is there any way any one know please let us known.
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I've been working on an extension for Google Chrome, this is my first attempt.
So far I've been able to run my extension in a new tab, but I wanted to know if there was any possibility to remove the focus from the omnibar/addressbar to some content in the tabbed window.
For Example, I'm implementing an input field or text area, and when a new tab opens, I want the blinking cursor/caret to originate in the said text area, and not the google omnibar.
Any possibility using jquery or any google chrome extension api?
I had the same problem. My solution was to use a "dummy html" file as the new page, and everything this page did was running the following JavaScript code (in an external JS file linked to from the dummy html file):
window.open("the-real-new-tab-page.html")
window.close()
I know there are a lot of discussions about opening http pages in new windows and tabs,
but that's not what i'm looking for.
How do I open an empty new tab and run some arbitrary js in it?
That is when someone clicks my bookmarklet, a new tab should appear and code such as "document.write(foo)" should run in it with foo coming from the js on the tab where bookmarklet was clicked on.
This bookmarklet is the translation of your question:
javascript:void(function(foo){
var d=window.open("");
d.document.open();
d.document.write(foo);
d.document.close();
})("Foo")
I've just created a simple bookmarklet to load a URL containing a generated string. Is it possible to make this bookmarklet work like a normal bookmark:
When left-clicking opens in the current tab.
When middle-clicking opens in a new tab.
After putting in a folder, when selecting Open All in Tabs opens in a new tab.
The first works, but the second does the same as the first, and the third results in just javascript:... in the location bar.
Edit: Could be related to this bug report reported nine years ago. Is there some way to work around it?
You should try putting your JavaScript code in a separate page saved on your computer somewhere, then bookmark that instead.