My script does not show as an available script

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Maarten Scriptwright

Hi Steve,

Great job; you have created a wonderful script!

One thing I noticed is that my Last.fm scripts are missing in the index: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/32963. Based on #installs, it should be in the list. :) As I imagine you look for @include to determine what scripts are available for a certain page, here's what I use: http://*last*fm*/ . (It catches www.last.fm, last.fm, lastfm.de, etc) Let me know if I should change that, or if you can add that filter. Thanks!

 
Steve Krulewitz User

Hello Maarten --

I do believe this is working -- when I go to:

http://www.last.fm/user/cruelshooz/library/loved

... your script appears at the top of the Greasefire script browser. This is an interesting situation, however, since you are doing the *right* thing by being very specific in your @include declarations (rather than @include http://*last.fm/*), but this makes your script hard to find. I don't really have any good ideas on how to deal with this situation, other than adding more includes :)

 
JoeSimmons Scriptwright

Have you updated the index?

 
Maarten Scriptwright

Hmm, yeah, it does show up for one's loved tracks page. I tried the playlist and list tags view, as well as your track charts, but on those it does not show. Weird.

 
IzzySoft Scriptwright

Similar issue for both of my scripts: Not showing up when on corresponding pages. The last script I added yesterday, so today I tried updating the index - the number of scripts found did not change. Strange.

 
IzzySoft Scriptwright

Oha - with todays index, for me it seems to be solved :-)

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