I think that's what it does: http://randomshopper.tumblr.com/post/35454415921/randomized-...
It also bought him a Chomsky book on Linguistics and a electronic music CD. And if the bot did that on it's own that'd be a little too spooky.
It also bought him a Chomsky book on Linguistics and a electronic music CD. And if the bot did that on it's own that'd be a little too spooky.
You're right.
$('#whatevertheIDisfortheform').submit();
It's the equivalent of opening up your console on each page and interacting with it via jQuery rather than a mouse and keyboard.
Still, you might want to look at https://affiliate-program.amazon.co.uk/gp/advertising/api/de... - the Product Advertising API looks like the latest evolution of the E-Commerce Service API and might let you do things like stop the bot from making duplicate similar purchases, or accidentally fulfilling your wishlist.