I'd just use XPath.
On 2/7/2016 2:20 PM, 'Ben Stover' via greasemonkey-users wrote:
Assume I want to get the content of the following (inner) element and put it at
another position:
<aside id="parent">
<p class=" aaa bbb ccc"> ...... </p>
</aside>
then the following code (in an GM script) does not work:
var pane = document.getElementsByClass("aaa bbb ccc")[0];
var target = document.getElementsByClass("foobar")[0];
target = pane.innerHTML;
The following does not work as well:
var pane = document.getElementsByClass("aaa.bbb.ccc")[0];
var target = document.getElementsByClass("foobar")[0];
target = pane.innerHTML;
So how else should I code this?
Does it matter that I hide the original element with
GM_addStyle("#parent { display: none !important; }");
Thank you
Ben
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