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/ 10 Years ago, sun, july 6, 2014, 12:00:00
I am pretty new to chrome extension development.
The issue is not with accessing the chrome:// url I do not want to edit anything there, but the issue is regarding the execution of the chrome.tabs.executeScript() which is used for injection of the scripts.
I am trying to run a background script using the chrome .tabs.executeScript but it gives the following errors :
Unchecked runtime.lastError while running tabs.executeScript: Cannot access a chrome:// URL
I have the following code :
Manifest
{
name: BrowserExtension,
version: 0.0.1,
manifest_version: 2,
description : Description ...,
icons: { 16: icons/16x16.png, 48: icons/48x48.png, 128: icons/128x128.png },
background : {
scripts: [background.js]
},
permissions: [
tabs,
background,
http://*/*,
https://*/*
],
browser_action: {
default_icon: {
19: icons/19x19.png,
38: icons/38x38.png
},
default_title: That's the tool tip
}
}
Background.js
console.log(background.js : click());
chrome.tabs.executeScript(null, {file: jquery.min.js}, function(){
chrome.tabs.executeScript(null, {file: auto.js}, function(){
chrome.tabs.executeScript(null, {file: script.js}, function(){
//all injected
});
});
});
script.js
$(function()
{
var input = $('input');
$.each(input,function(index,element){
var area = new AutoSuggestControl(element.id);
});
var ta = $('textarea');
$.each(ta,function(index,element){ var area = new AutoSuggestControl(element.id);});
return 1;
});
auto.js is a precompiled js file which works perfectly fine when used alone in a html file. The aim of the extension is to provide autocomplete while writing in a textfield. Thanks a ton for helping.
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