IMDB 2 NewzBin

By Andy Calderbank Last update Oct 29, 2007 — Installed 412 times.

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Dingo User

It didn't work for me ither on http://imdb.com but did on http://farm.imdb.com

I just used greasemonkeys manage script option to add http://imdb.com/* in the included pages section after http://*.imdb.com/*

Hope this helps

 
Kendlar User

I see it now(on the left "sidebar" at the top) but I presumed this worked on former.imbd.com. It only works's on farm.imdb.com(imdb redesign).

 
Andy Calderbank Script's Author

The codes been updated, they've removed the outter DIV from the links which caused the script to stop working.
Works fine now.

If you want the link more visible it would easily be changed:
dv.innerHTML = 'NewzBin';
maybe change the style to suite your needs, you could even change the class if you want instead, that should to the trick

 
Kendlar User

Doesn't work for me. There is no div with class=links.

The title is a strong tag with a class of title.
So I changed these lines...
document.getElementsByTagName("strong");
(el.getAttribute('class') == "title") return el;

...but still nothing.

 
Beatnik User

The script "IMDB to NewzBin" works well. It adds a small link next to the movie title after the name and when you click it, it will search NewzBin in the movies category. Although the link is small maybe you can make a better version of that script that has a more visible link? thanks for posting btw

 
Beatnik User

I thought maybe it would only work if the movie was on NewzBin in the first place. So I followed a link from NewzBin to IMDB and still nothing...

 
Beatnik User

doesn't work for me

 
Andy Calderbank Script's Author

Once you've installed the script goto an IMDB page of a movie and you should see under the Top Links section, a link to NewzBin.

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