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The following is an archive of comments made before threaded discussions was implemented (November 16th, 2008) |
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hey glenn i know my question has nothing to do with this script but i couldnt find your email anywhere so i was wondering if you could create this script except for baseball it is a bench all players without a game script http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/6716 that is the script link and here is the actual script // ==UserScript==
var doBench = function(event) { var allElements;
thisElement = allElements.snapshotItem(i); tds = thisElement.getElementsByTagName('td');
/* gameLogLink = document.createElement('a'); */
var BENCHBUTTON_ID = "bencherButton";
// create the bench button
// attach the bench button right before the "submit changes" button
i tried to mess around with it a little bit but got no luck please respond soon i will post this on a couple other pages to ensure that you get the message Aaron S |
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Oh, and it didn't work for NBA. I changed the line where you are comparing for hockey to the following:
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Ok, guess I gotta do this the hard way. One last time: Add this line between the form and input tags:
<label for="playersearchtext" accesskey="s"> </label>\ |
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I never can post code correctly in this system. (sure do wish there was a preview button!) Let me try this again. Add this line between the form and input tags:
<label> </label>\ |
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Hey Glenn, I added an accesskey to the original script, so you can hit Shift-Alt-S to go to player search. Maybe you could add it to this script too? Here's what you need:
You might recall I created a script (http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/7938) to always focus the regular player search box. I found this annoying when I was trying to arrow down through the list, as it was arrowing down through my previous searches instead. So I added an accesskey to that script. Then I decided to add it to the original of this script. Now that I've found your consolidated script, I've added it to that one too! |
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'salright. Buy my lunch and I'll forgive the 'genius' comment. ;) |
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and btw, nevermind my idea of having both boxes. it was stupid anyway :) i uninstalled the other one, and went w/ yours. works perfect too! |
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oh, haha, sorry, i see now that you are actually the author. didn't need any disrespect. i like you script. i thought you were someone just f'ing with me. sorry about the "genius" comment... |
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um, no genius, it doesn't add any functionality, my beef is with having to scroll up, or down to the scroll box. That's the same reason the author made this script, because he wanted it at the top, instead of having to scroll down...well, i dont want to scroll down, or up. if i'm at the bottom, i wanna search from the bottom, if the top..you get the idea.. |
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It purposely won't add a search box, if one already exists on the page. I'm not sure why I (or anyone) would want to use both? Does the other one provide something that this one doesn't? |
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Yah, works good, but it doesn't work with the other search player script. You should really add that script to your script, so both search boxes are there. Or at least make them work together... |
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previous post: was == wasn't |
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Cool. Actually, it was meant to be centered, it just shows up after the last link in the sub navigation area. |
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cool, it was a little too small for me unfocused so I doubled the pixel widths and added some css to center it over the green row (it was off-center with 1440 res.). |