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hey im just wondering if linux or if there is such thing called a multiple page loader
like say if i wanted to press an OK button on a website ...
- 01-24-2008 #1Just Joined!
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multiple page loader?
hey im just wondering if linux or if there is such thing called a multiple page loader
like say if i wanted to press an OK button on a website 500 times... is there such thing that can allow me to press it 500 times with a single click using firefox or opera?
so instead of having to click it an OK button 500 times and let it load 500 times is there such way to make it 500 times clicked with one click. also holding enter on the button does not really help that much or rapidly pressing the button.
another example would be on text based games like to upgrade something instead of clicking it a 100 times is it possible for it to be clicked 100 times but only clicked once?
- 01-25-2008 #2
Hi !
Why do you want to click 500 times? Is it for some kinda Earn per Click website?
There are a few scripts available for that but I have to search for it.It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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- 01-25-2008 #3Just Joined!
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no its not for some pay per click website... although thats not a bad idea...
its for a text based game
- 01-25-2008 #4
Okk ! I will search for script and let you know.
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- 01-25-2008 #5Just Joined!
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have you found anything?
maybe a plugin on opera or mozilla.
- 01-28-2008 #6Linux Guru
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I don't know about plugins nor scripts.
However, some wm's can fake clicks (though if that will work or not, depends on the application). For example, in fvwm you can use the commands FakeKeyPress and FakeClick, which combined with the FvwmCommand module and a bit of bash scripting, could be used to emulate clicks or button presses on a given position of the screen at given intervals.
I can't think about any other wm that can do that, but there might be others.
I am sure that there must be small daemons and scripts around that can easily do that, but again, whether they will work will depends not only on the script itlself, but also the application that will be receiving the events.


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