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Skip page timer with tampermonkey

My knowledge is limited, so I'm just praying y'all will enlighten me who knows bare minimum of JS. I want to bypass a timer that makes it unable to go to the next page (I need 35s every single time and that's a lot considering some lessons have over 200 slides). How do I write a script for tampermonkey to make it show the link to the next page instantly?
// Obsługa przycisku Dalej
function goNext(vIsExam) {
// Przycisk nieaktywny - blokada przejścia
if (document.getElementById("pNext").rel != 'enabled') return false;
if (vIsExam==1) {
} else {
location.href='../sql/MemSql.php?pRun=MemCourseGoNext&pCourseResultId=262261&pCourseLessonId=227436';
}
} // function
// Aktywacja przycisku Dalej
function waitNextLesson(vTimeLeft, vTimer) {
setCookie('cLessonTime',vTimeLeft);
if (vTimeLeft > 0) {
document.getElementById('pNext').rel = 'disabled';
document.getElementById('pNextDiv').className = 'CourseInactive';
if (vTimer == 0) {
document.getElementById('pNextIcon').className = 'FontAwesome';
document.getElementById('pNextIcon').innerHTML = vTimeLeft;
} else {
document.getElementById('pNextIcon').className = 'FontAwesome';
document.getElementById('pNextIcon').className = 'FontAwesome FontAwesomeArrowRight';
}
document.getElementById('pNextName').innerHTML = 'CZEKAJ';
vTimeLeft = vTimeLeft - 1;
setTimeout("waitNextLesson("+vTimeLeft+","+vTimer+")",1000);
} else {
document.getElementById('pNext').rel = 'enabled';
document.getElementById('pNextDiv').className = '';
document.getElementById('pNextIcon').className = 'FontAwesome FontAwesomeArrowRight';
document.getElementById('pNextIcon').innerHTML = '';
document.getElementById('pNextName').innerHTML = 'NASTĘPNY SLAJD';
if (document.getElementById('iLessonAutoPlay').checked == true) document.getElementById('pNext').click();
}
} // function
// Obsługa LessonAutoPlay
function jLessonAutoPlay(e) {
setCookie('LessonAutoPlay', document.getElementById('iLessonAutoPlay').checked);
jStopPropagation(e);
} // function
//if (getCookie('LessonAutoPlay') == 'true') document.getElementById('iLessonAutoPlay').checked = true;
// Obsługa skrótów klawiaturowych (strzałka [<] i [>])
$("body").keyup(function(oEvent){
// Sprawdzenie czy można obsługiwać skróty
if (document.getElementById('DIALOG').style.display == 'none' && document.getElementById('LOADER').style.display == 'none') {
// Klawisz [<]
if (oEvent.keyCode == 37) {
document.getElementById("pPrev").click();
}
// Klawisz [>]
if (oEvent.keyCode == 39) {
if (document.getElementById("pNext").rel == 'enabled') {
document.getElementById("pNext").click();
}
}
}
});

jQuery - ui-selectmenu-button blur()-event

Okay - so for some reason or another, the jQuery UI Selectmenu-button messes with both focus() and blur()-events - they do not trigger. Is there a way to get these events to trigger, without having to use a function in the selectmenu()-assignment?
Reason I ask is that I have a overall function which is used for focus and blur-events on input, textarea and the like, which would be nice to also be able to use on selectmenu - but since it doesn't accept blur and focus, that makes it a bit more difficult.
Currently, I have the following code:
$('input,textarea,select').on('blur focus',function(event) {
var $this = $(this),
thisID = $this.attr('id'),
thisType = $this.attr('type'),
thisContent = $this.val(),
thisForm = $this.parents('form').attr('id'),
isRequired = $this.attr('required'),
getMessage = '',
elementPosition = $this.position(),
elementWidth = $this.width(),
elementHeight = $this.height(),
checkmarkPosition = (elementPosition != undefined) ? elementPosition.left + (elementWidth-10) : '',
topPosition = (elementPosition != undefined) ? Math.floor(elementPosition.top) : '';
if ($(this).hasClass('required')) {
thisContent = $this.text();
}
if (event.type == 'blur') {
if (isRequired == 'required' && (thisContent == '' || thisContent == 'Can\'t be empty')) {
getMessage = 'requiredField';
} else if (thisType == 'email') {
if (validateEmail(thisContent) == false) {
getMessage = 'notValidEmail';
} else {
getMessage = 'checkMark';
}
} else {
getMessage = 'checkMark';
}
}
if (getMessage != '' && getMessage != undefined) {
$.post('/returnmessages.php', {getmessage:getMessage}, function(data) {
data = $.parseJSON(data),
message = data.returnmessage,
infoState = data.infostate;
if (infoState != '' && infoState != undefined && thisType != 'submit') {
if (infoState == 'success') {
$this.addClass(infoState).after('<span style="position: absolute; left: '+(checkmarkPosition)+'px; top: '+(topPosition+10)+'px;" class="fa fa-check"></span>');
} else if (infoState == 'error' && (thisContent == '' || thisContent == undefined)) {
$this.addClass(infoState).prop('placeholder',message).next('span').remove();
}
}
})
}
})
Which works fine for regular events on regular inputs, but not on selectmenu-elements. It is a function to return "ok" (checkmarks) and different error-messages and such in the elements themselves, so no need to attach error-messages in separate elements.
Anyone have an idea as to how to make this work?

If you mean that select won't trigger your own function,you can use
$( "#selectionSomething" ).selectmenu({
change: function(){
$(this).trigger('blur')
}
});
hope it's useful

Disable bounce on first and last item in Owl Carousel

I'm using a Owl Carousel slider.
When you reach the last or first item of the slider you can still drag the slider although there aren't anymore items. Instead there is a bounce effect like when you pull down a native mobile app to refresh the content.
Demo: (link removed since the official docs aren't there anymore)
Drag the slider to the right and it will bounce back.
Is there a possibility to disable that bounce effect?

Yes, you can disable the bounce effect. I struggled finding it but I did it.
Just remove or comment out this lines code in owl.carousel.js:
base.newPosX = Math.max(Math.min(base.newPosX, minSwipe()), maxSwipe());
if (base.browser.support3d === true) {
base.transition3d(base.newPosX);
} else {
base.css2move(base.newPosX);
}
E.g.
owl.carousel.js
function dragMove(event) {
var ev = event.originalEvent || event || window.event,
minSwipe,
maxSwipe;
base.newPosX = getTouches(ev).x - locals.offsetX;
base.newPosY = getTouches(ev).y - locals.offsetY;
base.newRelativeX = base.newPosX - locals.relativePos;
if (typeof base.options.startDragging === "function" && locals.dragging !== true && base.newRelativeX !== 0) {
locals.dragging = true;
base.options.startDragging.apply(base, [base.$elem]);
}
if ((base.newRelativeX > 8 || base.newRelativeX < -8) && (base.browser.isTouch === true)) {
if (ev.preventDefault !== undefined) {
ev.preventDefault();
} else {
ev.returnValue = false;
}
locals.sliding = true;
}
if ((base.newPosY > 10 || base.newPosY < -10) && locals.sliding === false) {
$(document).off("touchmove.owl");
}
minSwipe = function () {
return base.newRelativeX / 5;
};
maxSwipe = function () {
return base.maximumPixels + base.newRelativeX / 5;
};
// base.newPosX = Math.max(Math.min(base.newPosX, minSwipe()), maxSwipe());
// if (base.browser.support3d === true) {
// base.transition3d(base.newPosX);
// } else {
// base.css2move(base.newPosX);
// }
}
Hope it helps.

Checkbox in HTML turns off a function in a .js file

I am looking to make a checkbox that when unchecked, will turn off a certain function in a .js file. Can someone help me?
popup.html
HTML Check box:
content.js
Turn off this function:
var tweet = new Array();
var tweetName = new Array();
function linkSnipe() {
for (var i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
tweetName[i] = document.getElementsByClassName("fullname js-action-profile-name show-popup-with-id")[0].innerHTML;
tweet[i] = document.getElementsByClassName("js-tweet-text")[i].innerHTML;
}
if (tweet[0].match(shoeName) == shoeName && tweet[0].match(filterer) != filterer && tweet[0].match(filter2) != filter2) {
if(checkon == "Tweets"){
document.getElementsByClassName("twitter-timeline-link")[0].click();
update();
}
}
else if (tweet[1].match(shoeName) == shoeName && tweet[1].match(filterer) != filterer && tweet[1].match(filter2) != filter2) {
if(checkon == "Tweets"){
document.getElementsByClassName("twitter-timeline-link")[1].click();
update();
}
}
else if (tweet[2].match(shoeName) == shoeName && tweet[2].match(filterer) != filterer && tweet[2].match(filter2) != filter2) {
if(checkon == "Tweets"){
document.getElementsByClassName("twitter-timeline-link")[2].click();
update();
}
}
else if (tweet[3].match(shoeName) == shoeName && tweet[3].match(filterer) != filterer && tweet[3].match(filter2) != filter2) {
if(checkon == "Tweets"){
document.getElementsByClassName("twitter-timeline-link")[3].click();
update();
}
}
else if (tweet[4].match(shoeName) == shoeName && tweet[4].match(filterer) != filterer && tweet[4].match(filter2) != filter2) {
if(checkon == "Tweets"){
document.getElementsByClassName("twitter-timeline-link")[4].click();
update();
}
}
else if(checkon == "Tweets") {
location.reload();
}
}
setTimeout("linkSnipe()", 250);
}

When the checkbox is checked, redefine the function as:
<input type=checkbox ..... onchange="doit()">
function doit() {
window.linkSnipe=function() {}
}
I've used this too:
function doit() {
window['linkSnipe']=function() {}
}
If you want to turn the function on and off by the checkbox:
<input type=checkbox ..... onchange="doit(this)">
var linkSnipeSave = linkSnipe;
function doit(ck) {
if (ck.checked)
window['linkSnipe']=linkSnipeSave
else {
linkSnipeSave = linkSnipe; //not sure if this line is needed...pls test
window['linkSnipe']=function() {}
}
}

You could simply have a Boolean variable that changes with the state of your check box. You could then put an if statement around the function call that will only trigger if the checkbox is checked.
http://jsfiddle.net/W5P8X/
//initialize some variables.
bike_checked = false;
car_checked = false;
//get elements by their ID from html
bike = document.getElementById("bike");
car = document.getElementById("car");
//add event listeners to the html elements we found above
bike.addEventListener("click", toggle_bike, false);
car.addEventListener("click", toggle_car, false);
//toggle bike_checked variable on click
function toggle_bike(){
if(bike_checked == true)
bike_checked = false;
else
bike_checked=true;
current_state();
}
//toggle car_checked variable on click
function toggle_car(){
if(car_checked == true)
car_checked = false;
else
car_checked=true;
current_state();
}
//output current state.
function current_state(){
if(car_checked == true)
alert('Car checked');
if(bike_checked == true)
alert('Bike checked');
}
I answered with only javascript and no jQuery, but you could probably make it a bit more concise with jQuery.
I hope this helps.

add a delay at the end of a loop in Javascript/jQuery

I would like to add a delay of 5 seconds after likeMe() loop has finished. Once finsh I would like to trigger a click on the log out button of Facebook.
I'm stupid when it comes to javascript symantics; therefore I have no idea on how to trigger any of this? With this in mind where/how would I add this effect after the loops is over:
I've normally use .promise().done() to do the finally steps after a loops but I have no idea how to place this $.delay(5000).promise().done( $('input[value="Log Out"]').click()); within the javascript.
BACKGROUND: creating a installation art piece using arudino, processing and & greasemonkey jQuery.
FULL SCRIPT:
unsafeWindow.likeMe = likeMe;
function likeMe()
{
input = document.getElementsByTagName("input");
for(i = 0; i < input.length; i++)
{
myID = input[i].getAttribute("data-profileid");
if(myID != null && myID.indexOf("342584172457437") >= 0)
input[i].click();
}
$.delay(5000).promise().done( $('input[value="Log Out"]').click());
// this is wrong but yeah i have no clue where or how to put it on here.
}
$(window).load(function(){
var isCtrl = false;
document.onkeyup=function(e) {
if(e.which == 17) isCtrl=false;
}
document.onkeydown=function(e){
if(e.which == 17) isCtrl=true;
if(e.which == 46 && isCtrl == true) {
likeMe()
return false;
}
}
});

You can use setTimeout like
function likeMe()
{
input = document.getElementsByTagName("input");
for(i = 0; i < input.length; i++)
{
myID = input[i].getAttribute("data-profileid");
if(myID != null && myID.indexOf("342584172457437") >= 0)
input[i].click();
}
setTimeout(function() {
$('input[value="Log Out"]').click();
}, 5000);
}
or inside the onkeydown like
document.onkeydown=function(e){
if(e.which == 17) isCtrl=true;
if(e.which == 46 && isCtrl == true) {
likeMe();
setTimeout(function() {
$('input[value="Log Out"]').click();
}, 5000);
return false;
}
}
But not in both at the same time.

Use setTimeout() like this:
setTimeout(function() {
$('input[value="Log Out"]').click();
}, 5000);
to execute a function in five seconds.