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Google Images Auto Pager
autoloads for next page of Google Images search results and rewrites links to point directly to origin images ver 0.03 / 2007.04.27
When you do a google images search and scroll down towards the bottom of search results, this script will seamlessly retrieve the next set of images, display them on the same page and rewrite all the links to point directly to origin images.
To start this script you have to doubleclick anywhere on the page, another dblclick turns off the script.
This script uses XPath that's why is much faster then standard DOM nodes manipulation scripts and doesn't eat so much of your machine resources.
Code based on Google Auto Pager by ma.la and contributors.
Link conversion function borrowed from CustomizeGoogle extension http://www.customizegoogle.com/
Current version is ver. 0.03 - updated 2007.04.27. - changelog in source included.
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Without doubleclick, even easier: replace this line: document.body.addEventListener('dblclick',dblClickEvents, false); with this: dblClickEvents();
that will also create the "origin image" link under the thumbnail for the first set of results. Excellent script, Pawel! |
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Great script!
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Without doubleclick the easy way: Just change the line document.body.addEventListener('dblclick',dblClickEvents, false); to document.body.addEventListener('load',dblClickEvents, true); ...and voilá, no more doubleclick needed.
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I'm using firefox3.0 +
and this script permanently load and add the second page :( |
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Well done! |
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You did a very nice job!! |
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This is a great script.
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Also, Check out User Script Updates - simply update the header of your script and your users will be able to receive change-notification when you improve this script... |
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Great script. My only suggestion is to get rid of the "origin image" and just leave the "origin page", as if people want the actual image then they are just going to click the thumbnail. Another advantage of doing this is that you can make the page link slightly bigger. Please consider it, cheers... |
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Awesome Script ! |
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Way to go, what an awesome script! Thanks! |
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@Per Eriksson if course it is - dive into code and find the line
at the end of the script an change this line to this:
thats all @Dawudd
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Is it possible to get it to function automaticly, without having to doubleclick? |
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Great script. However, the way ‘Google Image direct links’ rewrites the links is more efficient. The URL underneath the image information is itself rewritten to link to the origin page. Not only does this make the addition of a whole line (‘[ Origin image | Origin page ]’) unnecessary, but the link is also often an easier target to hit. Would you be interested in modifying the current behaviour? Thanks. |
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