GLB Player Position Notes

By peteb Last update Jul 3, 2008 — Installed 1,511 times.

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Jesse Andrews Admin

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

 
TaurusHorizon User

This is how i edited mine successfully, + I spelled out the position titles like for my punter instead of P mine now reads Star Punter.

How to edit greasemonkey scripts.

>> right click the little monkey’s head in your status bar:
>> now click “Manage User Scripts”
>> then select the script you want to edit
>> click the “Edit” button
>> select your text editor* (first time only)
>> edit & save!

*notepad is located in C:/Windows/Notepad.exe
* for Ubuntu users, gedit is located in usr/bin/gedit

now if nothing happens when you click the edit button or you would like to change you text editor..

>> type about:config in the firefox address bar and press enter.
>> now in the filter box at the top type greasemonkey
>> then right click on “greasemonkey.editor” and click reset
>> the edit button will now work again!

 
peteb Script's Author

On your home page you have a list of the players you own. After each players name is listed their position in parenthesis, this script allows you to change the text that appears after the players name. To be able to do this you need to create a list of the players whose text to change and, as part of that list, you have to indicate what you want the text changed to.

At the top of the script you will see a line like this:

var notes = {190055:"(FB2)", 611092:"(WR7)",188692:"(RDE)"};

this is a list of the players, the player is indicated by their player ID, the text is indicated in the double quotes, so, for example, the first entry in the example above is:

190055:"(FB2)"

so that means the text of the player on my home page with ID# 190055 should be (FB2), the next entry on the list:
611092:"(WR7)"

means the text of the player on my home page with the ID# 611092 should be (WR7)

and so on and so on, making sure to separate each entry with a comma

 
Billsma User

How do you edit this?

 
Onassis User

How do you do this I dont know how im having troble with it can somebody please help.

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