greasemonkey

This question already has answers here : Stop execution of Javascript function (client side) or tweak it (4 answers) Closed 6 years ago . I'm trying to stop a page from stopping itself when it thinks it's lost focus. So How do I disabling a function within webpage using GM? I'll try by giving the script on the page, hopefully someone can help me decipher it better, LOL. <script> var nmn=0,isa=0,pr=1,wc=1,clkt='ptc',clki=303250,clkc=634089,capt=1367698325,stimg='http://something.com/img/',fxp=0,timer=30,tfrac=188,wmw=640,wmh=320,txbop='******************************\nThis website is attempting

Alright, I will try to make this is as simple as possible, without being too vague. I want to change one of line of code on a webpage in hopes of preventing a preview pane from appearing. Original line of code <div id="previewpane" class="previewpane" sytle="height: 139px;"> I want to replace the above line with <div id="previewpane" class="previewpane previewpane-hide" style="height:139px;"> I have previously written one Greasemonkey script but unfortunately I am have having difficulty applying the techniques learned from that script into this new one, thus this post. cheers -Chris That's

How to reload a page every 60 seconds? My attempt: setTimeout (location.reload, 1 * 60 * 60); I'm not sure what those numbers mean, or how to adapt them to reload after 60 seconds only. setTimeout(function(){ location.reload(); }, 60*1000); You have to pass a full function as first argument, and second is the time in millisecond. So in your case, 60 * 1000 You may give a function name, since it is a callable, however, location.reload is a method of the location object. It is callable, but when it is executed by the timer, the this context will not be the location object. This fact leads to an

I am looking for a way to write a Greasemonkey script which will take the following snippet of code and only show the code blocks consisting of <div class="A" where both "passtest" and "State1" are present. <div class="A"> <div class="B"> <a href="/link1"> <img class="imgClass" src="http://link.com/img.img" title="imgTitle"/> </a> </div> <div class="C"> <span class="sc1">passtest</span> <br/> <em class="ec1">City1, State1</em> </div> </div> <div class="A"> <div class="B"> <a href="/link1"> <img class="imgClass" src="http://link.com/img.img" title="imgTitle"/> </a> </div> <div class="C"> <span

var links = document.body.querySelectorAll("p.sourcelinks a.individual_source_link"); for(var i=0;i<links.length;i++) { links[i].onclick = null; } Is my current code, however it doesn't remove the onclick events. I have no idea what they will be since this is a greasemonkey script. Your code only deals with events added by element.onclick case. What about events added with addEventListener (for standards compliant browsers) and attachEvent (for IE)? You need to use removeEventListener and detachEvent to remove events as well as setting .onclick to null. Then all your bases will be covered.