[Greasemonkey] automate with Firefox?

[Aaron Boodman]

It could also just visually navigate you to the correct pages and
perform the action. Not only would this look cool, it would take care
off all the status stuff for you.

switch (location.href) {
  page1: 
    fill in un/pwd
    submit
    break;
  page 2:
    make comment
    submit
    break;
  etc...
}

On 7/6/05, Jeremy Dunck <jdunck at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 7/6/05, Jason Green <jason at everydayjones.com> wrote:
> > Since there is a script to automatically log you into MySpace, is it
> > possible to write something that would then automate tasks? Example,
> > it'd log into myspace and leave a text message in each of the friends
> > comment box.
> 
> I don't see why not.  You'd probably have to do some clever stuff..
> Like have a script per task, and have a stored value which you'd use
> to determine whether to do your automated task.
> 
> So say you wanted to post a comment to a list of users once per day.
> 
> You could have a script w/ a list of user names and, upon reaching the
> post-login page, you could check a value to see if it's been a day
> since last posts.  If so, do async posts w/ xmlhttprequest, and then
> set the value.  Displaying a completion status would also be nice.  :)
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