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Userscripts.org - show new comments and installs

Show which scripts on your scripts-page that has new comments or installs since last time you checked.

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Basically, this script shows how many new comments or installs each of your scripts has gotten since you last checked. It also sums up the total number of times your (or someone else's) scripts has been installed, and the total amount of comments your script has gotten. Scripts with new installs or comments are moved to the top.

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Changelog:

2007-03-27	1.2
* Removed the signs from the total count of new installs or comments
* Redid the sorting so that the most interesting scripts should be on top, 
	where interestingness is measured in the number of new comments.

2007-03-22	1.1a
* Fixed a bug with humanized times (in the last 1 hour => in the last hour)

2007-03-22	1.1
* Humanize numbers (10000 => 10,000)
* Show humanized time since last check (1 hour ago etc)

2007-03-21	1.0
* First version






Jun 7, 2008
steeev Scriptwright

cool script! thanks arvid! and jerone for the fix :)

the include line for this script also needs to be changed from
http://userscripts.org/users/*;scripts
to
http://userscripts.org/users/*/scripts
 
Jan 21, 2008
jerone Scriptwright

Still like your script, but you need to update it (see below).

I also have a request:
show the previous count, in gray for example.

gr J
 
Dec 25, 2007
Jordon Kalilich Scriptwright

Thanks, jerone. I almost had it there (I figured out the first part).
 
Dec 25, 2007
jerone Scriptwright

to get this script working change the following:
var comments = $xs("./td[@class='inv lp']/p[1]", scriptrow);
var installs = $xs("./td[@class='inv lp']/p[2]", scriptrow);
to:
var comments = $xs("./td[@class='inv lp'][1]", scriptrow);
var installs = $xs("./td[@class='inv lp'][2]", scriptrow);

and:
var ncomments = comments.textContent.match(/^([\d,]+) /);
var ninstalls = installs.textContent.match(/^([\d,]+) /);
to:
var ncomments = comments.textContent.match(/^([\d,]+)/);
var ninstalls = installs.textContent.match(/^([\d,]+)/);
 
Dec 24, 2007
Jordon Kalilich Scriptwright

This script no longer works.
 
Oct 25, 2007
mungushume Scriptwright

Hey Arvid,
userscripts.org has changed a little and your script has stopped working. The "your scripts" url no longer has a ; between your user id and the word "scripts". Its changed to just a /.
Damn!

Not the easiest problem to fix generically but users can change the include to be personalised to their specific user id. i.e.
from
http://userscripts.org/users/*;scripts
to
http://userscripts.org/users/24722/scripts
 
Jul 1, 2007
Matthew Botos Scriptwright

Thanks for including the total installs and comments!
 
Jun 25, 2007
znerp Scriptwright

I think this is an awesome script, and probably one that I find most useful. I've modified it to work for updates and installs on the new favorite scripts. It's not the best coding, but it works. You can find my script here. Hope you like it!
 
Mar 30, 2007
Timothy Scriptwright

Nope, no errors, its a shame, this is a nice script :(
 
Mar 28, 2007
Arvid Script's author

Timothy, what Henrik says is true, but it shouldn't make the script break (or should it?). Have you seen any errors in the error console?
 
Mar 28, 2007
Henrik N Admin

Lior: I agree similar functionality should be implemented, but I'm not sure putting it all on the "my scripts" page would be the best solution for that. Perhaps a RSS feed, in combination with http://userscripts.devjavu.com/projects/userscr....

Timothy: That just means Notepad doesn't handle other line-breaks than the standard Windows kind (\r\n).
 
Mar 28, 2007
Filthy Jesus Scriptwright

Awesome. I always wondered how many people downloaded my scripts.
 
Mar 27, 2007
Timothy Scriptwright

Not sure why, but the script to it, looks like this on my computer, and it doesnt work.. :\
 
Mar 24, 2007
Lior Zur Scriptwright

This script is absolutely fantastic. It's a great idea, which is executed beautifully. I strongly suggest its functionality be implemented into the site itself. Is it possible, Arvid?
 
Mar 22, 2007
Jordon Kalilich Scriptwright

Great idea. Now I don't have to guess how popular my scripts have been. Thanks!
 
Mar 21, 2007
Henrik N Admin

To clarify – that @exclude should be made in User Scripts Search Sorting.
 
Mar 21, 2007
Henrik N Admin

Great script; very addictive ;)

If used together with User Scripts Search Sorting, one probably wants to @exclude http:// userscripts.org/users/452;scripts (without the space), replacing 452 with one's user id. Otherwise, this script won't display scripts with activity topmost.

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