[Zeybrova]

I’ve been working on a Google Chrome extension that reads the feed from http://theoatmeal.com/ and it works perfectly. I published it already, but now I’m trying to create an options page to change the feed between TheOatmeal and TheOatmeal’s Twitter feed. Eventually I’ll add badges so people know when a new update occurs, but that’s beside the point.

The current problem I’m having now is an “if this, do this” statement, I believe. I really don’t know all that much about Javascript, but once I get both feeds working correctly, I won’t have to.

My option.html and option.js files are both attached in the .zip.

Inside my manifest.json file has "popup": 'popup.html' which is TheOatmeal site's RSS feed. 'popup2.html' is only in the folder of the extension, but it contains the JS script for the Twitter RSS feed.

If anyone could redirect me to a decent tutorial or sample, or simply show me what I need to add, I’d be very grateful.

As for research, yes, I have. I’ve been looking through w3school tutorials and searching around for example options pages. The current option page I have came from a tutorial that I chopped up and added my own stuff to.

Hopefully I worded this right...

Attached File(s)

•  files.zip (800bytes)
  Number of downloads: 100

[forest51690]

Could you explain more what you're trying to do? Something like, when the user does this, then this is supposed to happen

[Zeybrova]

When the user saves the option page with the 'Twitter' feed for example, popup2.html is displayed when the extension is clicked.