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I'm totally new to GreaseMonkey, but I'm trying to make a little script. // ==UserScript== // @require http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js // ==/UserScript== (function() { $ = unsafeWindow.jQuery; alert($); // this gives 'undefined' }()); Why does the alert give undefined and how to fix this? UPDATE I tried this: (function(){ //boilerplate greasemonkey to wait until jQuery is defined... function GM_wait() { alert('ok'); if(typeof unsafeWindow.jQuery == 'undefined') window.setTimeout(GM_wait,100); else unsafeWindow.jQuery(function() { letsJQuery(unsafeWindow.jQuery); });

This is the same question as THIS ONE , I can't answer that anymore, so I'm re-posting it with my account. Sorry for the mess. I need a Greasemonkey script that on a page load activates a href link like 'javascript:FUNCTION'. I've seen this code: <script language="Javascript" type="text/javascript"> function somescript() { window.location.href = document.getElementById('ololo').href; } </script> <a href="javascript:alert('test');" id="ololo">test</a> <br /> <a href="javascript:somescript()">click me</a> and, while it works on a local page even when using onload, it doesn't work when I use it

I get a ReferenceError in the following userscript code: // ==UserScript== // @name ... // @namespace ... // @description ... // @include ... // @grant GM_xmlhttpRequest // ==/UserScript== console.log(GM_info); try { console.log(GM_xmlhttpRequest({ method: "GET", url: "http://google.ca/", synchronous: true }).readyState); } catch (e) { console.log(e); } ... It first logs GM_info successfully, then logs the ReferenceError. (I'm using Firefox/Firebug.) ReferenceError: GM_xmlhttpRequest is not defined Why do I get this error? I had the same problem, and what fixed it for me was adding this at the

Is there any way that my script can retrieve metadata values that are declared in its own header? I don't see anything promising in the API, except perhaps GM_getValue() . That would of course involve a special name syntax. I have tried, for example: GM_getValue("@name") . The motivation here is to avoid redundant specification. If GM metadata is not directly accessible, perhaps there's a way to read the body of the script itself. It's certainly in memory somewhere, and it wouldn't be too awfully hard to parse for "// @" . (That may be necessary in my case any way, since the value I'm really

I wish to have access to my Greasemonkey scripts across all machines I use. I already enabled the ' Enable Firefox Sync for User Scripts ' setting on Greasemonkey's settings dialog, but then I read that it only syncs externally hosted scripts . Then I attempted to set up synching with the following method: I moved Greasemonkey's ' gm_scripts ' folder (located in %appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\<profile name> ) to a OneDrive folder. I created a symlink in the original place pointing to the OneDrive folder mentioned above: mklink /D gm_scripts "%userprofile%\SkyDrive\App Profile Synching

JScript does my head in most days, but poorly designed sites do it even more. Foursquare's is one such example in respect of its superusers. Desired Outcome A greasemonkey script that will look through each occurrence of the DIV class searchResult , and after the DIV class name append two new A HREF elements similar to these: <a href="/venue/venueid/edit">Manage venue</a> <a href="/edit_venue?vid=venueid">Edit venue</a> Scenairo I would like to make the life of their superusers a little easier using Greasemonkey. The intent is to modify a specific page on the site ( https://foursquare.com

I'm getting this awkward error any time I try and create a dialog from Greasemonkey... I believe it has to do with the limitations of XPCNativeWrapper https://developer.mozilla.org/en/XPCNativeWrapper#Limitations_of_XPCNativeWrapper , though I am not 100% sure. None of the core jQuery methods that I've used have caused errors (append, css, submit, keydown, each, ...). It is possible that this could be an error in Greasemonkey or due to the interaction between Greasemonkey and jquery ui, but I am really interested in figuring out how to get them to work together. // ==UserScript== // @name

I've been developing a JavaScript snippet for Youtube which uses Greasemonkey, and also imports Bootstrap and jQuery libraries. This application has to add a button for each one of the search list results and when the user clicks it, it must bring the user uploaded videos from his channel. I've tested the button and it works well on Firefox 29. Nevertheless, recently I updated Firefox to version 30, and now I'm unable to see/debug the code I wrote, although Firefox executes it. I'd like to know, if is there any solution to this issue? Here is the code if you would like seeing it: // =