// ==UserScript==
// @name   iAmResponding autologin
// @namespace   uppercase
// @description   autologin to iAmResponding
// @include   http://iamresponding.com/*
// @include   https://iamresponding.com/*
// @grant  none
// ==/UserScript==


/*
=======================================================================
Change these variables to match your login info. *Only* change the
words, leave the single quotes and semicolons on the end.
=======================================================================
*/

var department = '';
var username = '';
var password = '';

/*
This variable, if set to "true", will make the script show an "alert()"
informing the user that the script is working correctly, and that we're waiting
for the page to finish loading before we log in. Because the IaR login button
requires some client-side scripts to run before it works, we wait until the
page is finished loading before "clicking" the login button. The way the Midori
browser handles "alert()" is unobtrusive, but in other browsers this may cause
issues. If it's causing problems for you, change this line to:

var showLoginAlert = false;
*/

var showLoginAlert = false;

/*
=======================================================================
Don't mess with the stuff below unless you know what you're doing.
=======================================================================
*/


/*
Shows an alert letting the user know that this script is working correctly
on the login page.
*/

if( document.getElementById("subscriberLogin") && showLoginAlert ){
   alert('Autologin working, please wait.');
};

/*
Add an event handler that runs the afterPageLoad() function when the page
*finishes* loading. This is needed because the "login" button on the IaR
website requires some client-side javascript to run before it works.
*/
window.onload = afterPageLoad;



// contains code that runs after the IaR website loads
// * auto-login
// * "select version" of website (mobile/desktop)
function afterPageLoad(){

   setTimeout(afterPageLoad, 30000); // run every 30 seconds




   // if we're on the main ("desktop" version) site, there will be a
   // button for brining up the login form.
   var LoginPopupButton = document.getElementById("subscriberLogin");



   /*
   if IAR website can't detect our browser, we'll be sent to a "choose
   version" page with a "mobile" and "desktop" link.  We want that link,
   especially since we'll get sent back to this page if we're logged out
   for whatever reason -- and we can't login from that page.
   */

   var desktopLink = document.getElementById("lnkDesktop");

   // --------------------------------------------------------------------
   // are we at the page we can log in at?
   if(LoginPopupButton){
      // yes, so let's login. First, "click" the button so the page
      // builds the login form
      document.getElementById("subscriberLogin").click();

      // grab the login form
      var form = document.getElementById("Form1");

      // enter our data
      form.elements["ddlsubsciribers"].value = department;
      form.elements["memberfname"].value = username;
      form.elements["password"].value = password;

      // "check" the "remember me" checkbox
      form.elements["chkRemberMe"].checked = true;

      // and "click" the "login" button to log in
      document.getElementById("login").click();

   // --------------------------------------------------------------------
   // or are we on the "select version" (desktop/mobile) page?
   } else if(desktopLink){
      // Yes, so click the link to get to the desktop version
      desktopLink.click();
   };


   // there's a clock on the "responding" page -- it's badly formated and
   // looks messed up. Let's fix it by moving it to where it should be.
   /*
   var clock = document.getElementById("ClockTime");

   // if it's on the page, let's change the span's style attribute, so it
   // looks good.
   if( clock ) {
      clock.setAttribute("style", "text-align: center; line-height: 150%; top: 10px; right: 10px; position: absolute;");

   };
   */
}; // close function afterPageLoad()