Implementable in HTML?
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How can I implement this script in a standard HTML web page? Is it possible, and how? |
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It should be possible to just copy the code as it is and use it on your page. I didn't use any Greasemonkey specific functions or anything like that. |
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I tried and it didn't work. I put it in the HEAD of the HTML document. < SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" >
I didn't put the code itself, but you know it already ;0) |
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I just tested it. You're right it doesn't work just verbatim. The first line causes an error and it needs to run on full page load anyways. This code should work, just use this: http://pastebin.com/AbJsDc1E |
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It worked beautifully, thanks Joe :) |
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Works in Firefox, but IE doesn't like it :( |
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Fredz wrote:Yeah there are probably methods that aren't IE friendly, but I don't know what they are cuz I never use IE. |
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I don't blame you one bit. Firefox is so much better |

