Thanks Dust, it's fixed now. This is a bit of a quick, hackish fix, so it still needs to be adjusted some, but at least it works.

Yeah, that's because the script hasn't been caching data for long enough yet, it should sort itself out in a few days.

I'm not actually sure what font that is... it's just the default sans-serif font Firefox uses on Debian Linux... sorry. :(

Hmm.. it seems that that fix broke caching altogether... I'll look at it more this weekend.

Ok, I fixed the location colour, and I think I've fixed the reloading bug (let me know if you still have problems).

Nishant, as for the font, that's not a problem with the script, it's a system-dependent issue. We probably just have different fonts installed on our computers.

Cool script, thanks. :)

A couple of suggestions: have it store whether each label is expanded or not, and then restore that state instead of setting all the labels to be shrunk every time the page is loaded. Also, if you replaced the + and - with GMail's little arrow icons that it uses on the sidebars, it might fit a bit better with the GMail style.

Again, really cool script. :)

Sorry for the downtime, guys... DNS issues. It should be back up some time this afternoon.

Hey Omarz,

Currently I know of a bug whereby the "reload" link stops working if you click it more than a couple of times, is that what you're asking about? I'm not sure of the cause right now, but I'll look into it soon.

Hmm, another one: On the "my favourites" page, scripts with more than 25 comments are listed as having only 25.

Handy.

I found a bug, though. If you open several scripts in in different tabs all at once, then favourite them all, they don't all get added as favourites.

What the...

I'm feeling incompetent right now... I'll just give you guys the url:
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/8921

Oops, HTML error. The patched version is here

Ok, patched/enhanced version is available aahere. Again, cgm, if you want to merge these patches into your script, I'll take down the other one.

cgm,

Are you planning to update your script? If not, I'll fork it and put up a patched version. I don't mean to sound like I'm offering an ultimatum -- if after the fork you want to take over maintenance again, I'll take it down.

For the moment, here is a patched version to fix the script, with the added functionality of supporting multiple calendars (you just need multiple google bookmarks with the same label), and the different bookmarks can be (optionally) different colours, if you add a hex colour code (i.e. #668Cd9, etc.) to the end of the name of the calendar in google calendar. (I want to store that somewhere else, since it's kind of inelegant this way, but it works for the moment). I also changed the style a little because the red border didn't look good wit the multi-coloured events.

Hey Guys,

Here is a (fairly trivial) patch to enable grabbing events from multiple calendars. They'll all be displayed together, chronologically, in the Agenda box (ideally they would be colour coded by calendar, but I haven't done that here). You just need to make another bookmark in google bookmarks for each calendar feed, and tag them all with the same label as you use for the first.

Hey, that's pretty handy. I think a cool adaptation would be to not display the sublabels in the left labels box, unless you've clicked the parent label (ie, you're on the search screen for the parent tag). Alternatively, buttons to collapse/expand the tree of sublabels would have give a similar effect.

If I get some free time and someone else doesn't get to this first, I might code this myself (though I'm in the middle of exams right now...)

Hey Aleks and LouCypher, I forgot to put license info in the script before releasing it, and since you guys have contributed to it now, I need your permission to add that -- are you both OK with making it GPL'ed?

Aleks: Thanks for the patches. I'm away from home until tomorrow night, but I'll check them out when I get back.

Fedallah: I haven't got anything like that set up right now. I think it would be cool to do, but I don't really want to create that kind of traffic to my server. Ideally I think it would best to have that sort of thing built into userscripts.org (actually, ideally, this whole thing would be built into the site...)

Hey Aleksandar,

I noticed that when I first applied your changes and fixed it before uploading the new version to the site. Thanks for the bug report though. I'll apply the change for the order of the links though -- you're right that they should be in that order.

I'm a little confused... how is it that you're using greasemonkey scripts on IE?

Aleksander: Thanks for the patch. I've added it to the script.

Sorry, my server went down. It should be back up now. This is why I want to store the data somewhere else, ie, somewhere on userscripts.org.

No, it parses the list of scripts on the front page & succeeding pages -- so it constitutes about 200 requests to the site per day, instead of 5000.

Hey, Thanks! I was wanting to do that, but hadn't taken the time to search for a fix yet. :)

Thanks. :)