can i use firefox-dejaclick to repeatedly refresh and save a website
First-time user here so please excuse the ignorance. I want to repeatedly refresh (control-r) a web-site and then save it (control-s and yes). Is dejaclick capable of this? The back-ground to the question is that I wish to monitor my usage of mobile-broadband using Three. When I was with EE then a web-page would display my remaining data for the sim-card I am using and I wrote a python program to repeatedly read the page and extract and log the information. Three has a similar page but I have to first login in. I cannot work out how to do the login automatically so I've resorted to a second-best solution. I manually log into Three and then have a dejaclick macro do the refresh and save of the web-page every five minutes. Another program would run in the background and repeatedly scrape the saved web-page. I've recorded the action and playing back the macro seems to do the refresh but doesn't seem to do the save. If I persist, then am I likely to get dejaclick to do what I want or am I misunderstanding its capabilities and flogging a dead horse?
Is it possible to run the same script at different URLs?
I am trying to use dejaclick to automate a repetitive task in a learning management system, and I need to be able to run one script on a variety of identical pages with different URLs. In other words, all the page designs are the same, and the script would perform the same actions each time, but the URLs of the pages it runs on would be different. Is there a way to change the starting URL in a script to a "wild card" like * so it can perform the same actions on any page?