How to "Run Javascript on a web Page" with the JS-code as a variable

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Posted on by Ewert99

Hi guys,

I'm trying to run some custom Javascript with the ""Run Javascript on a web Page".

I've saved the javascript in a txt/js-file (tried both) and used "Read text from file" to save the variable.

When I run the javascript nothing really happens. The JS works if I don't use it as a variable..

Is it possible to achieve what im trying to do?
I'm saving the JS as a text-value, standard encoding. And when I run the javascript I just initiate the variable %Javascript%.. but no javascript seems to run.

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Ewert99 11 on at

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Solved.

Following worked:

"function ExecuteScript(){ %Javascriptvariable%}

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Thank you for your help! I'm new to this. I would like to pass the variable Subtext to the JavaScript. I tried the following script, but it didn't work. Could you please explain this solution further? Many thanks!

function ExecuteScript()
{
var myText = %Subtext%; // target variable
var links = document.querySelectorAll('a');
console.log('Function called with Subtext:', myText, links.length);
for (var i=0; i<links.length; i++)
{
if (links[i].textContent==myText)
{
links[i].click();
}
}
}

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Best practice steps:

Action: "Read text from file" (Load JavaScript file content into a variable %JavaScriptCode%).

Action (optional): "Replace" or "Trim" (Clean or format the variable content if needed).

Action: "Run JavaScript on web page" (Pass %JavaScriptCode% as the script to be executed).

Action: "Wait for web page to load" (Ensure page readiness before running the script).

Test and Monitor: Run the flow and monitor execution via the browser console.

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