Archived Comments (locked)
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The following is an archive of comments made before threaded discussions was implemented (November 16th, 2008) |
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Cooooooool Dude Thanks Its Very Useful |
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Just what I needed... great work. Thanks a lot! |
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Great +++ Thank You !! |
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The script now has combined support for Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk! |
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fuxxi, I'm glad you like it! The script for Amazon UK is probably not as recent as this one. The .com script is easy to change: 1. Change the @include's to use .co.uk instead of .com
-var currencyFromSymbol = "\$";
Should I maintain a seperate script for Amazon UK? |
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nevermind, i found the script for the .uk website :) |
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Hi, great script! Is it also available for amazon.co.uk? |
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If anyone subscribes to this feed, I just updated the script.
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It would be nice with a choice to place the currency symbol to either the right or the left of the text. |
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Hi. I want to love this script too but I don't know how. Is there a beginner's guide to how to run a script? I've installed it. I just need to know how to run it. |
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it seems that there's a problem with the script file...
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The script is not installing :-( The script contents show a Rails error inside some HTML. This appears to be localized to your script and not to the site in general. Any ideas? |
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Alex, fixed! Claudia: Are you reffering to Amazon pages? Is there a website where you see two foreign currencies at the same time? |
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It works! Almost on all occasions where prices are displayed. The only place I complain about is that when displaying a wish list, the prices are not converted. I viewed the source code and the script and found that the prices in the wishlist are not the first node... |
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I love this Script. Is easy to configure (just click in Tools/User Script Commands and change your local currency) and search by Yahoo the tax rate so you don't need to worry about it.
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