greasemonkey

Need help making a script for Greasemonkey that will help me read forums more efficiently. Redirect all pages ending in .html : http://www.site.com/thread-category/4525-url.html To this printable version URL: http://www.site.com/thread-category/4525-url-print.html (Add -print , just before ending .html . To do this accounting for possible URL parameters and hash tags: // ==UserScript== // @name _Redirect site.com to print.html URL's // @include /site\.com\/thread.+?\.html\b/ // @grant none // @run-at document-start // ==/UserScript== if ( ! /print\.html$/i.test (location.pathname) ) { var

I'm writing a Greasemonkey script that I'm trying to use in Chrome and Firefox. I know you can't use unsafewindow in Chrome like you can in Firefox, so I've been attempting to use jS-uris like in the answer for: Greasemonkey, Chrome and unsafeWindow.foo() . when I try the following: location.assign("javascript:var tutu = 'oscar';"); location.assign("alert('1:' + tutu);"); alert('2:' + tutu); I receive an error showing that "tutu" is undefined. Obviously what I'm not understanding is the scope of these variables. I need to make global functions and variables for what I'm working on. What am I

I have some links in a page. I want to count the responses of each link and insert the numbers in front of the links. Here is what I have: var links = document.evaluate('..../td[1]/font//a[@href]', document, null, XPathResult.ORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE, null); var headings = document.evaluate('.../td[1]',document, null, XPathResult.ORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE, null) for(var i = 0; i < links.snapshotLength; i++){ var urls = links.snapshotItem(i).href; GM_xmlhttpRequest({ method: 'GET', url: urls, onload function (res){ var dt = document.implementation.createDocumentType("html", "-//W3C//DTD HTML

I'm working on a Greasemonkey userscript for a web app that needs configuration steps before I can actually test my userscript's functionality. So every time I reload the page – to refresh my userscript from the updated file –, I have to reconfigure the web app before testing. Needless to say, this gets old very quickly. Is there a way to reload only the userscript , preferably from the userscript itself? I would want to e.g. bind the reload to a keyboard shortcut. I thought that this must be a very common need, but I came up empty-handed when trying to find a solution. Ben Connor Hansell

I like making userscripts. It's real fun to get some more control of your favorite page or just speed up it's loading. Curently, I came across a problem that a page either defines console reference to a new dummy object: window.console = {log: function() {}, info: function() {} ... }; Or it even destroys the functions: window.console.log = function() {}; window.console.info = function() {}; ... I'm using window to make it obvious that I'm talking about the global scope. Also, I didn't use quick assigment to the same function on purpose, in the second example Now how would you deal with this?

This code removes tweets with less than 3 retweets, but now I have the refresh (AJAX) issue. How can I add the waitForKeyElements function to fix it? $('.js-stream-item:has(span.ProfileTweet-action--retweet)').filter(function() { return parseInt($(this).find('span.ProfileTweet-actionCount').attr('data-tweet-stat-count')) < 3; }).remove(); Brock Adams To convert a static jQuery filter, like that, to an AJAX-aware waitForKeyElements() use is not too hard: Your base selector just becomes the selector parameter. EG: waitForKeyElements (".js-stream-item:has(span.ProfileTweet-action--retweet)"...