not working?
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I don't see the download link anywhere. Yes, I read the 'about' section before installing. Did xtube chagne their site again? please update! |
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It broke sometime last night! :-( |
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Thanks for the reply. I really hope G. Monkey (the author) updates this again. Would be so valuable to have! I installed this right after they changed their site again, apparently, so never got to test it. :( |
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It was a really great script, too. I'm with you in hoping G. Monkey comes to our rescue! |
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It's been updated to address the issue. I don't generally download many clips, so I hadn't noticed the breakage. |
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Sadly, another break! :X |
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I miss this script very much! :( |
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what causes scripts to stop working? when webdesigners at targetsites , like xtube, change something in their page? |
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I can still verify it as working. The only thing that changed was the name of the page. Update the script, or modify your included pages to be:
Instead of:
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Sorry, make that "add" not replace. |
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it still didnt work itsays web page not found soooo |
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Provide more details, maybe? What says page not found? I tested it on several dozen different pages yesterday, and each one worked perfectly. |
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I have both the watch_video.php AND watch.php it's still not showing up next to add to favorite or comments. Is there a new fix I'm not finding? |
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This script doesn't put the link near favorite or comments. It puts the link next to the title of the video, above the video. "Download this video" |
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Doesn't work for me... what should I do? |
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Got it to work, here it is with my edits:
String.prototype.getPref = function(s, splitter) {
function genDownloadLink() {
// All of the query parameters we need are part of the watch.php page we're already viewing
// Build the search URL
/**
// Create a new span and add the opening paren for the link we're about to add
// Create a new link and set the path and text
// Add the link to the span and then add the closing paren
// Finally add the span to the h2
/* and thats that! */
genDownloadLink();
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Maybe you could detail the edits instead of posting the whole script? As should be evident, I'm pretty proactive about fixing it. |
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Updated - tested to be working. Not the same code posted by skipmartin. |

