greasemonkey

问题 I am working on a Greasemonkey script to turn some text into links on a a Rally page. The script works fine only when I reload the page. If I navigate to the page in any manner (links, browser forward/back) the script does not run, despite the fact that the Greasemonkey menu shows my script at the bottom, with a checkmark. Here is an example URL: https://rally1.rallydev.com/#/4745909548/detail/userstory/6138899084/changesets My matching rule: /^https://.*\.rallydev\.com/.*/changesets$/ I don

问题 Often when browsing in Firefox, I'll right click on a link, and open it in a separate tab to view later, and go on reading the current page. When the link is a Youtube script, however, playback starts immediately even though the tab isn't active. Other video players (like fora.tv and TED.com) don't start playback until you activate that tab. Is there a greasemonkey script that I can use to make sure that videos (and especially Youtube videos) are paused unless their tab is active? 回答1: I

问题 I have a Greasemonkey script which uses jQuery and detects if a "class" is present in the document. var damageMessage = $(".mw_error").text(); This works fine when the document loads and damageMessage holds a text string. The problem is that the "class" .mw_error is inside an iframe and when you click a new link inside, the iframe content loads without a page refresh but the contents of "class" do change and I want to get the new contents or text string. I’m guessing it’s because the document

问题 ive been messing round with this for hours and im pulling my hair out at it. How do I return var a from myFunction to allow it to be set as var b which and then display the value of b in the alert message? Thanks! :) function myFunction(arg) { var a; GM_xmlhttpRequest({ method:"GET", url:"http://site.com/arg?" + arg, headers:{ "User-Agent":"monkeyagent", "Accept":"text/monkey,text/xml", }, onload:function(details) { a = details.responseText; } }); return a; } b = myFunction("blabla"); alert(b

问题 I am in the process of building a simple Greasemonkey plugin that should do X action depending on a 'value' on the source of a page. Specifically, in the below, I would like to get at the 'value': <script type="application/ld+json"> [ { "value": "PEAR" } ] </script> In this case, reading PEAR to a variable. Thereafter, doing some logic. Is there an approach in Javascript that would work as this value isnt necessarily 'shown' on the page. 回答1: You would need to get the text content of the

问题 I'm trying to have code ran only on specific set of URLs. For the life of me I can not figure out why every website I click, it runs the code, and not limited to the sites I limit it to. // ==UserScript== // @name test // @namespace test1 // @description test2 // @include https://* // @version 1 // @grant none // @require http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.0.3/jquery.min.js // ==/UserScript== $(document).ready(function () { if( (!window.location.href.indexOf("https://www.youtube

问题 Ok... one of my virtual pet sites was down so I decided to tweak a Greasemonkey script for another site... the original script just pops up an alert when you find an egg so you don't click past it - I thought it would be simple to count how many eggs I came across. After 2 hours I finally found a way to keep a variable past page reloads - SUCCESS!! Then I decided I wanted to keep track of how many "steps" I was taking... ARGGGG!!!! Should be simple but isn't! On the page there are three

问题 Test URL: https://github.com/darkred/test/issues/new GitHub allows in the issues area for a public repo: submitting a new issue with just 1 character as title and no body, and posting a comment with just 1 character . The above happens to me quite a lot because the build-in hotkey for 'submiting an issue or comment' is Ctrl + Enter : I accidentally press that keyboard shortcut before my issue/comment text is ready. So, I'm trying to make a script (using Greasemonkey) that would show a

问题 I can't read the full title of my Google Calendar events, because they're truncated to fit in the day box. And so a printout isn't as useful as it could be. There used to be a greasemonkey plugin that changed the CSS to fix this, but Google have redesigned the calendar, and now the titles overlap each other and can't be read properly. What CSS do I now need to add to the page to make the event titles wrap nicely? This is the existing code of the Greasemonkey plugin: function buildStyle() {

问题 Alright, so here is my issue. I'm writing a Greasemonkey script to insert two iframes on an AJAXified site, but ajaxComplete gets caught in a loop and generates an excess number of iframes (sometimes one, sometimes five, etc...), gener. I've done my research and [I think] my problem is that I'm not binding the call to the document properly, but of this I am unsure. I'm not sure how you would do it differently than I already have. If you guys could point me in the right direction I'd be