bookmarklet

I am testing a web app that writes cookies to subdomain.thisdomain.com and several subfolders within that. I'm looking for JavaScript that I can put into a bookmarklet that will delete all cookies under that subdomain, regardless of the folder in which they exist. Any ideas? Robert J. Walker Derived from my answer here : javascript:new function(){var c=document.cookie.split(";");for(var i=0;i<c.length;i++){var e=c[i].indexOf("=");var n=e>-1?c[i].substr(0,e):c[i];document.cookie=n+"=;expires=Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 GMT";}}(); return void(0); Due to browser security issues, this will only work

My application uses a bookmarklet, and I need to allow CORS for MyRouteR so my bookmarklet code can use this route for AJAX requests. In my first draft of config/routes I gave MyRouteR support for only one request method, PUT. But it turned out (duh) that I'd need to support the OPTIONS method as well, which browsers use for CORS preflight requests. I ended up with the following in config/routes: /myroute MyRouteR PUT OPTIONS I was kind of hoping there would be some relevant machinery in the Template Haskell that processes config/routes so that the addition of OPTIONS to this route's method

I'm looking for a simple bookmarklet to take the current URL of my website and refresh it with a couple of changes. For example: Take the current page: http://www.example.com/pages/ and change it to: https://admin.example.com/pages/ then load that new URL. I tried searching for a bookmarklet that can do this but I couldn't find one. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Even a bookmarklet that does something like this that I can edit to suit my needs. Just change window.location , e.g. window.location=window.location.toString().replace(/^http:\/\/www\./,'https://admin.') javascript

Here's how I make develop a bookmarklet: I write a javascript function, pass that to Bookmarklet Builder to make a bookmarklet, add the bookmarklet to my browser, load my test webpage, test the bookmarklet, and then something doesn't work, so I try to find what's wrong and change my javascript function accordingly and the tedious cycle starts again. How can I make this cycle less tedious? use the firebug console to develop and test your function, and turn it into a bookmarklet once you've got it working like you want to. These days I prefer to edit a file on my webserver, then load that using

We have a bookmarklet, and the user clicks a button and an inspect like highligther needs to kick in. We want to this to be cross browser. For this we need to detect the DOM element during the mouse move, and once we have this element we need to highlight with CSS. We have problems detecting the DOM element by mouse move, can you guide us how this is done? Once we have this DOM element, on user click we need to extract XPath. You can hook mousemove on document or document.body , then use the target property of the event object to find out the topmost element the mouse is over. Then applying