I'm searching for a way to auto-select a button(Link) without having to click on it myself. I downloaded auto refresh plus however it requires an XPath expression and I have no idea what to put there. If there is a way to do this please let me know.
To auto-select a button or link without having to click on it manually, you can use JavaScript and the document.querySelector() method to select and trigger the click event on the desired element. Here's how you can achieve this:
1. Open the webpage where the button or link is located.
2. Right-click on the button or link you want to automatically select and choose "Inspect" or "Inspect element" from the context menu. This will open the browser's developer tools.
3. In the developer tools, the code for the selected element will be highlighted.
4. Look for a unique identifier or attribute for the button or link. Common attributes include "id", "class", or "data-*" attributes. Note down this identifier.
5. Switch to the "Console" tab in the developer tools.
6. In the console, type the following JavaScript code, replacing "YOUR_IDENTIFIER" with the actual identifier you found in step 4:
```javascript
document.querySelector('YOUR_IDENTIFIER').click();
```
For example, if the button had an "id" attribute of "myButton", the code would be:
```javascript
document.querySelector('#myButton').click();
```
7. Press the "Enter" key to execute the code. If everything is done correctly, the button or link should be automatically selected.
As for the XPath expression you mentioned, it is a different approach to selecting elements on a webpage, but usually requires more advanced knowledge. In this case, using document.querySelector() with a CSS selector (such as a class or ID selector) should suffice for your needs.