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I have a bookmarklet, clicking the bookmarklet includes a PHP script (evaluated as a JavaScript file) to the page few table values and select values passed as GET parameters. The PHP script writes the page data to the MySQL database, and outputs a success message that is treated as JavaScript code and executed by the browser. Is there any possibility to do this using greasemonkey and call this function when a existing button is clicked on the web page. I wrote the above bookmarklet inspired by this tutorial. http://tutorialzine.com/2010/04/simple-bookmarking-app-php-javascript-mysql/ This is

I am writing a small userscript to get some content from a server and add it to a tie. The site has jQuery, how can I just use the site's jQuery instead of @require (because Chrome doesn't support this now)? Use an existing copy of jQuery with code like this: function main () { /*--- Put all of your code here. Use jquery with $ or however the target page uses it. */ } function addJS_Node (text, s_URL, funcToRun) { var D = document; var scriptNode = D.createElement ('script'); scriptNode.type = "text/javascript"; if (text) scriptNode.textContent = text; if (s_URL) scriptNode.src = s_URL; if

$("p").click(function(){alert('clicked')}); $("p").unbind('click'); Within greasemonkey the click event does not unbind. I believe this is caused by greasemonkey's security model wrapping the associated event object from the first line in XPCNativeWrapper, causing the second line to be unable to "find" it. However, I can't seem to find a workaround. Any suggestions? UPDATE: Something like the following does work in greasemonkey. So I'm still thinking it's an XPCNativeWrapper issue that I can't find a way to resolve. $("p").click(function(){alert('clicked'); $(this).unbind('click')}); I think

I know that you can use return; to return from a Greasemonkey script, but only if you aren't in another function. For example, this won't work: // Begin greasemonkey script function a(){ return; // Only returns from the function, not the script } // End greasemonkey script Is there a built in Greasemonkey function that would allow me to halt execution of the script, from anywhere in the script? Thank you, Yeah, you can probably do something like: (function loop(){ setTimeout(function(){ if(parameter === "abort") { throw new Error("Stopped JavaScript."); } loop(); }, 1000); })(parameter); You

I have following codes to remove child nodes of a div node. Are both of these codes correct? while(innerWindowContentBox.hasChildNodes()) innerWindowContentBox.removeChild(innerWindowContentBox.childNodes[0]); Other is innerWindowContentBox.innerHTML = ''; Note that the code is for a Greasemonkey script so IE support is not required. Both bits of code will get the job done but use the DOM approach ( that is while(innerWindowContentBox.hasChildNodes() ... ). Advantages: It's quite a bit faster. See this speed comparison at jsperf.com . On the sample HTML (hundreds of nodes, each with event

I am having issues triggering a jQuery click through Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey... jQuery('button').each(function() { jQuery(this).css('background', 'red'); jQuery(this).click(); location.assign("javascript:jQuery(this).click();void(0)"); }​ As you can see I've even tried the location.assign hack but nothing will work, no errors in the console either. Funny thing is that yes, the background colour does change to red so I am assuming it's something in the way .click() works that is different from other jQuery methods. jQuery's .click() is just a shortcut for jQuery's .trigger() and from the Docs

This question already has answers here : Can I use multiple versions of jQuery on the same page? (7 answers) jQuery in Greasemonkey 1.0 conflicts with websites using jQuery (3 answers) Closed 6 years ago . I'm writing an add-on for Greasemonkey and using jQuery 1.9.1 (via @require ). But there's already jQuery 1.1.2 on the website: <script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript" src="jquery.js" >... When I run the script it says "TypeError: jQuery.browser is undefined". I tried adding jQuery migrate to the Greasemonkey script - but it's still not working. I think I need to replace the old