FacebookMessageSaver

By rainwala Last update Aug 15, 2007 — Installed 2,468 times.

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Jesse Andrews Admin

The following is an archive of comments made before threaded discussions was implemented (November 16th, 2008)

 
rainwala Script's Author

I just realized there was a bug in the old code that was causing the error I mentioned in the previous comment (losing the text you type if you type something before the page has finished loading). So I fixed the code and have posted it. Please reinstall this script if you are a user.

 
rainwala Script's Author

Hi crazian, recently facebook messages have started losing the text you type if you type something before the page has finished loading. My script doesn't prevent that -- it prevents you losing what you have typed if you navigate away from the page before sending the message. I plan to work on a fix for the more recent problem in version 2 of my script.

 
crazian User

sounds very cool!! i am having too much experiences of losing the words i typed... Thanks!!!

 
rainwala Script's Author

I changed the popup window to inform users that they should press ok to send a message (a quick fix till I work out how to prevent the popup from firing when submitting a newly compsed message)

 
rainwala Script's Author

yes, that is more concise.

 
sizzlemctwizzle Scriptwright

you can use document.body instead of document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0];

 
rainwala Script's Author

I just fixed an issue with semicolons -- they weren't properly being saved, but now they are. If anybody has any issues or problems with the functionality of this script, please leave a comment.

 
rainwala Script's Author

I fixed the issue where the popup would appear even when the message box is empty or contains only whitespace (no non-whitespace characters). Also the popup does not fire now if there is no option to reply (as is the case with some messages.

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