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Jesse Andrews Admin

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

 
Christopher ... User

I don't know JavaScript worth a damn, so this may be suboptimal, but hacked on it locally so it works:

Changed the main if() to:
if(document.title.indexOf('Bill Pay Center') > -1){

Changed the funds line to:
funds = parseFloat(getElementsByClassName(getElementsByClassName(document, 'td', 'qpm_first')[1], 'span', 'text2')[1].innerHTML.replace(/; Avail. Funds: \$([0-9.,]+).*/, '$1').replace(/,/, ''));

 
Robert Wiggins User

Fantastic script (I actually moved my account to BoA because this script existed), only it has stopped working for me. I note that BoA has an announcement "Now supporting Firefox." Did they break the script?

 
Gasoline- Scriptwright

Great script! A must for anyone who does online banking with Bank of America. Saves me the trouble of busting out my calculator every time I pay a bill. You can add me to your tally of people enjoying this script. Keep the good scripts coming!

 
Richard Bron... Script's Author

Hey, I appreciate the comment! I'm glad that at least one other person is enjoying this.

This is still my favorite thing I do with GreaseMonkey. Even though we got out of debt a few months ago, I still love being able to see a "balance forecast" rather than doing to math in my head.

 
joshmend User

Really like this one a lot. I get my paycheck every two weeks, and so I plan my bills around the first and fifteenth (or so) of each month. Used to have to whip out my calculator to calculate how much I had left -- now I only need to look at the next two weeks worth of bills and see how much I have left. Even signed up so I could leave this comment. Thanks, Richard!

 
Richard Bron... Script's Author

142 installs and no comments? Come-on throw me frick'n a bone here.</evil>

 
Richard Bron... Script's Author

I updated this script, because Bank of America changed their site slightly.

I went ahead and added colors based on threshold levels while I was at it. The colors and thresholds (dollar amounts) are easy to tweak. There is a green, yellow, orange, and red. But if you understand JS at all, you should be able to add as many as you like.

Enjoy!

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