Sorry about the confusion, the @namespace in the script header refers to where to wave GM_setValues, whereas i was refering to the javascript namespace (what variables you can access form where). The @include limits what sites the script can run on, you can think of it as checking against the address bar in FF when you open a page.
The easiest solution i can think of is to use
<pre><SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="file://c:/mylib.js"></SCRIPT></pre>
and then dump the whole script into the page in a <code><script></code> tag.
It would be very dirty and ugly but if you really have to use a library it would work.
I'm hoping someone else can come up with something better though.
<p>Sorry about the confusion, the @namespace in the script header refers to where to wave GM_setValues, whereas i was refering to the javascript namespace (what variables you can access form where). The @include limits what sites the script can run on, you can think of it as checking against the address bar in FF when you open a page.</p>
<p>The easiest solution i can think of is to use
<br /><pre><SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="file://c:/mylib.js"></SCRIPT></pre>
<br />and then dump the whole script into the page in a <code><script></code> tag.
<br />It would be very dirty and ugly but if you really have to use a library it would work.
<br />I'm hoping someone else can come up with something better though.</p>
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