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Jesse Andrews
Admin
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The following is an archive of comments made before threaded discussions was implemented (November 16th, 2008) |
Robert Litzke
Script's Author
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First off, thanks everyone for the comments. Amazon keeps changing things, but it appears that everything is working. Kimball - your example pages are displaying correctly. Shipping prices had changed, too, so that's fixed as well. As for Marketplace, Wish list, and other pages - that's for the future :) . Let me know if you encounter any further problems. |
Kimball Robi...
Scriptwright
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This is not working correctly-- see example page for http://www.amazon.com/Sony-God-of-War-2/dp/B000...; It also neglects to show added prices for unavailable items which Amazon does not itself sell. For example, see http://www.amazon.com/Cast-Two-Disc-Special-Viv... |
Batshua
User
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I only see this working on the product page itself. Is it supposed to work in the Marketplace section, too? |
Leo
User
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Love it - good job! Saves me clicking. The lastest version works fine for me. |
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Robert Litzke
Script's Author
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Thanks. I'm trying to add it to the wishlist page, but I'm running into some problems. They're definitely solvable, but I need more javascript experience to solve them. |
Joe Grossberg
Scriptwright
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Great idea. Any chance you can add it to the wishlist page? |
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Robert Litzke
Script's Author
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Thanks for the comments as well as the update. I'm really new to javascript and thought I had caught the rounding error with the .toFixed(2) function call... evidently not. New version is uploaded and you've got props :) |
Sheil Naik
Scriptwright
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Here, I made the change for you. Visit http://www.tcnj.edu/~naik2/3858fixed.user.js for the new script with the rounding change. I just added a Math.round() to your percentageChange variable. Easy enough. Please update your script on userscripts.org (and maybe give me some props? :) ) |
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Sheil Naik
Scriptwright
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Great script! This makes buying from the Marketplace a lot easier. I love the percent savings feature...really shows you how much you're saving. I did find a problem with it though: When looking at the used price on a product, (I used Jerry Seinfeld's book "Seinlanguage") I saw the following percent savings:
I think that percent can be concatenated as just an integer. I doubt anyone cares about the percent to the 14th decimal place. |
