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LJ Inline Expander

Makes it possible to open lj-cuts, read comments, and unfold comment threads directly on the friends list page.






Mar 4, 2008
greypillar User

Oh, thank you. (She says, leaving another comment like you asked us not to!)
 
Mar 3, 2008
Ilya Dogolazky Script's author 		I have fixed the issue with the new page structure. Comments opening and unfolding seem to work again. Download the new version (0.2.10) and enjoy.
NB! Any feedback is welcome but it's not a good idea to leave comments here (on userscript.org), please write me an e-mail (you can find my e-mail address here) or just comment on any entry in my LJ, for example this one
 
Mar 3, 2008
greypillar User

Violet, I just came here to report the same thing. I've not been able to expand comments for about four days now. LJ-cuts still open as they did.

I too would love if this was fixed.

Thank you.
 
Mar 2, 2008
Violet Tigress User

I love this script!... but I am having a problem with it not showing comments anymore. It did for awhile, but now it just links to comments. What did I do?
 
Feb 13, 2008
Noxumbra Scriptwright

Never mind, I figured it out!
 
Jan 23, 2008
Noxumbra Scriptwright

This script is awesome! Is there any way you could make a version for InsaneJournal.com?
 
Jan 13, 2008
Dani Church User

I love this script! One suggestion, though: the links you'll see in the expanded boxes all link to "light-format" versions of pages, and that's not very helpful. You can fix this by creating a function called clean_light:

function clean_light(text)
{
  text = text.replace(/format=light\\&/g, '') ;
  text = text.replace(/\\&format=light/g, '') ;
  text = text.replace(/\\?format=light/g, '') ;
  return text;
}

and calling it in three places:

Line 289: box.childNodes[0].innerHTML = clean_light(cut_text) ;
Line 296: var comments = extract_comments(clean_light(html_text)) ;
Line 308: var comments_page = extract_comments(clean_light(html_text)) ;

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