I have some code:
function lic() {
chrome.storage.local.get('gemam', function(result){
var num = 2 + parseInt(result.gemam);
console.log(num);
chrome.storage.local.set({gemam: num});
});
}
var tt = document.querySelector('#adbox');
tt.addEventListener('click', ()=>{
lic();
})
Ref is inside of ad which is inside of adbox, like so:
<p id="ad"><!-----ref generated---></p>
the p for ad has a link element() that redirects to another page. Here is an example ref:
<a class='ref' style='color:white!important;' target='_blank'
I am trying to run code to save data when the link is clicked, but the code cannot run seemingly because I am closing the popup by opening a new tab window.
So in essence, I need to still open the link, and yet run the event listener code even when the popup closes because of the link clicked.
To keep run code after the popup closes you need either a content script or a background script. If you need the code to run across multiple webpages then you have to use a background script if you only want it on one page then you can use a content script.
Based on what I understand you want to run a function when the link is pressed.
If the link is on the page:
You can use a content script to run the function. Because the link has target="_blank"
it will open in a new tab and the code will execute.
If the link is in the popup:
You need to send a message to the background script telling it to execute the code.