New Feature- Click
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AC11
User
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Hi,
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Avindra V.G.
Script's Author
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unless i'm mistaken --- that's how it already is. make sure you have the latest firefox + flash if that isn't how it already is. |
JoeSimmons
Scriptwright
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He means clicking on the video frame to pause/play it, like this: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/40997 |
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Avindra V.G.
Script's Author
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I understand the request... click on the video to toggle play/pause. But, that functionality already exists. Try it with GM turned off temporarily, it works for me. |
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JoeSimmons
Scriptwright
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Oh didn't know you put that in... did you make your own code? |
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Avindra V.G.
Script's Author
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did you try it? it just works, i didn't do anything |
zornn
User
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I've got the latest Flash and Firefox version, but don't have that functionality by default. I know I've got the latest versions because I check with this program http://cleansofts.org/ regularly. I tried it with GM off and GM on, but with every script disabled except yours. It still doesn't work. Are you using Windows or a Mac? |
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JoeSimmons
Scriptwright
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No, didn't try it for a while. Will try it now on another profile with just that script and tell you how it goes. |
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JoeSimmons
Scriptwright
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Doesn't work for me or anyone else. You sure you don't have my script installed? It doesn't pause when you click on the video, only the pause button. |
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Avindra V.G.
Script's Author
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okay, you guys bitched, and you got your feature. please tell me if it's working ;) consider using my code joe, i see you used a ton of intervals/timeouts in yours. |
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AC11
User
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Thanks it works great.
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JoeSimmons
Scriptwright
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Avindra Gool... wrote:Could you tell me how it works and pastebin the code from it? Your code is hard to read. |
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zornn
User
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I can't use the video controller... It's like I click on it and nothing happens. Anybody else? And I don't understand why you need this:
if(new Date().toString()==didEvent) return; didEvent = new Date().toString(); It just delays the time between the clicks. I believe you should also increase |
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Avindra V.G.
Script's Author
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it doesn't just delay clicks.... it is needed because the event is triggered twice. flash + javascript interaction is very finicky. i had to fuck around with it a lot to figure it out. i'll consider changing it to 75, although you aren't changing the volume all the time.. and what do you mean by you can't use the video controller? please give me the result of this when you go to it in the address bar:
javascript:void(prompt("Copy + paste this:", navigator.userAgent));
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zornn
User
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I don't know, it worked okay when I removed that part... I mean that I can't use the actual pause button, I can't skim through the video, I can't adjust the volume (if I hover over the volume button, it doesn't slide the volume bar as it should - nothing happens), can't click on the HQ button... Basically nothing in the controller is clickable.
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Node
User
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Any chance of adding the option to disable this feature? It's annoying when playback stops every time when you're in a middle of adjusting the volume. |
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Avindra V.G.
Script's Author
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@Node: In the future version, changing volume will not pause / play the video. @x0rnn: I'm not sure why you and Joe are having this problem. I'll try another approach when I have time. |
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zornn
User
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The new version fixed that as I said in this topic: http://userscripts.org/topics/28879 Node, check my post above for a temporary fix. |
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Node
User
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Thanks for the workaround x0rnn. |
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Avindra V.G.
Script's Author
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yeah thats why i love this script; everybody pitches in :) |
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JoeSimmons
Scriptwright
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Avindra Gool... wrote:Did you try the code I made for you yet? Btw, I can't click anywhere below the video i.e., the seek bar. It just pauses. That's why I used an overlaying div in my script with 25px subtracted from the height. EDIT: Fixed the auto cinema problem I had. It was because I put the new create() code in. I will send you the code by email. |
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zornn
User
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As promised, changing the volume doesn't affect it in the new version. Nice workaround. :) By the way, YouTube already has "space" assigned to pause by default. Oh and I changed the code a bit so I can use these two buttons when the video ends: http://i42.tinypic.com/2j1v0yc.png
if ((x>=100 && x<=125 && y<=90) || (y>=230 && y<=300 && (x<=25 && x>=0 || x>=829 && x<=854) || y<=25)) You'll also have to change the values of 230, 300, 829 and 854 if you're using the fit to window option. |
Avindra V.G.
Script's Author
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i think loop is working again, try it out |
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zornn
User
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Yes, it is. By the way, "p" "m" "r" and "e" are all activated if I type any of the letters in the comment or search box. Could you do it so they only work when the video is in focus? "p" is also unneeded, because "space" is already assigned to do the same thing by default. Edit: fixed with if(e.target.nodeName=='TEXTAREA' || e.target.nodeName=='INPUT') return; |
WikiLeon
User
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Is it possible for the click and hotkey functions to be toggled in the options dialog? |
