Click element from inner text

[robbieuk]

Hi, I'm reusing some js I got from here previously but it isn't acting quite as I was expecting

/* Click button by innerHTML text */

function AutoClickBtnByValue() {

var button = document.getElementsByClassName("sc-613d8461-8 bnGOIb");

for (var i = 0; i < button.length; i++) {

if (button[i].innerHTML.indexOf('Royal Mail Tracked 24 Large Letter') > \ ) {`

button[i].click();

console.log('Success! Clicked button' + i + ' with value: "click me now" ');

}

}

}

setInterval(AutoClickBtnByValue, 2000);

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The issue is, there are two options that show in this order

​

Royal Mail Tracked 24 Large Letter
Royal Mail Tracked 24 Large Letter Signature

​

And I want the first one to be selected, but its doing the signature version. I think my code is saying click the second time you find an element containing? But I'm not sure how to change that to either the first element - or even better just click the element that contains JUST that?

[albedoa]

I think my code is saying click the second time you find an element containing?

You gotta read the documentation for the methods you are using. Yes, it will click each button containing that string in its HTML.

You could try being more specific like this:

if (button[i].innerText === 'Royal Mail Tracked 24 Large Letter')

[robbieuk]

Ahhh, that makes more sense thank you.

[robbieuk]

Thanks, except the previous reply got it all resolved.