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So i have to sit on a page for a set amount of time before the href link appears because of the rel tag. But is there anyway to bypass this so i can somehow find the link before the time?

The first snippet is from the timer after the surpased time, and the second snippet is the timer counting down. 

 

 

<a class="timer" rel="next" data-original-title="" href="/northcarolina/course_content/course/10102801/section/700055507/?token=f88e42a43ea4dd0e0c40d23af2d8f3d5"><span class="timer-label" id="timer_span_time" style="display: none;">
                                            <time datetime="0S">0:00</time><span id="timer_space_remaining"> Remaining</span>
                                            </span><span class="timer-label hide" id="timer_span_next" style="display: inline;">Next →</span>
                        
                      <div class="timer-progress" id="timer_end" style="width: 100%; background: rgb(226, 255, 212);"></div></a>

 

 

 

 

<a class="timer" rel="next" data-original-title=""><span class="timer-label" id="timer_span_time">
                                            <time datetime="19S">0:19</time><span id="timer_space_remaining"> Remaining</span>
                                            </span><span class="timer-label hide" id="timer_span_next" style="display: none;">Next →</span>
                        
                      <div class="timer-progress" id="timer_end" style="width: 0%;"></div></a>

 

 

 

Any javascripts you've found on site?

With just this html code we're nothing & not able to assist you

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