Can I disable refresh by editing the script? How?
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kb7clx
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OK, for the last couple weeks, something on Facebook was causing the script not to automatically refresh the page. At first this was annoying, until I found that, since the page no longer refreshed, I could go back and do 9 or even 10 hours of old jobs simply by hitting the "older posts" button until my computer got so slow that it took too long between times I could do this, usually when the page had around 3,000 links or so, with MW posts going back 8, 9 or even 10 hours. The script did all the jobs there that needed doing, and I was getting loads of EXP just by doing this for about 20 minutes in the morning. As of yesterday, it's refreshing again, so now I can't go back and get the old jobs. Can I edit the script when I don't want it to refresh? I suspect I would have to change this line:
but have no idea how. Thanks |
SwissJ
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Yeah, that's exactly what I'm using the script for right now: to go back and do the jobs that posted overnight. What you can do is disable the refresh by doing this: Edit the script and look for g_Utils.doLog('Content loader', 0, 'Starting looking for jobs & bonuses...', false);
Put a /* at the end of the try line such as g_Utils.doLog('Content loader', 0, 'Starting looking for jobs & bonuses...', false);
Then scroll down to the line that reads g_DOMUtils.getElem('NFAP_RLButton').click(); and put your cursors at the end of that line, hit enter and type */, making it look like g_DOMUtils.getElem('NFAP_RLButton').click();
This disables all the commands between the /* and the */. Then save the file and reload the trigger page and it will let you process jobs that you load to the screen. I also added a fix to circumvent the jobcity=1 problem with Cuban jobs. If you can figure the above out, I'll post how to do the Cuban fix too, so you can add that to your script. |
eskimoe
User
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nice, thanks, I just stumbled upon this post, and commented out what you posted, please post the cuba fix too ;) |
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eskimoe
User
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well, of course the /* in the beginning should be after "try {", not after "try" directly ;)
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SwissJ
Script's Author
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Exactly, I goofed when I told you that, but that's it. We have built our own feed loader and are currently testing. Unless Facebook screws us by changing something, expect a release shortly! |
