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Dec 25, 2007
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Topic: Tags in Userscripts.org I've added removal of tags (if you own the script there is an [x] that appears next to the tag when you view scripts). The tagging system needs revamping - fixing the case sensitivity, counts, ... I'll get to that soon |
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Nov 10, 2007
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Topic: Tags in Userscripts.org I think maybe you are aware of this, but Tags are case-sensitive. Is that really necessary? Is it faster code to convert to lc or to have duplicate words in the database?
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Aug 24, 2007
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Topic: Tags in Userscripts.org @Lior Zur: I would also like to know how to remove a tag from your own script. |
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Jul 7, 2007
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Topic: Tags in Userscripts.org Jesse: Great! Thanks for all the hard work, both on tags and looking into the server problems. P.S. How do you REMOVE a tag from your own script? I can't figure this out. |
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Jul 7, 2007
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Topic: Tags in Userscripts.org Tagging is re-enabled but is still very broken: 1) existing taggings needs to be cleaned up
Also only script authors can tag their own scripts right now. As with feeds, we are going to slowly re-enable full functionality. |
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Jun 29, 2007
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Topic: Tags in Userscripts.org it isn't you, it's me - I'm not deployed tagging yet - in the middle of a server update, then will push a code updated (that will partially restore tagging) |
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Jun 29, 2007
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Topic: Tags in Userscripts.org Please help somebody, I cannot find on this new interface (for me it is still new, since a year I wasn't here) that how can I add a tag to my recently uploaded user script. Thanks in advance. |
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May 28, 2007
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Topic: Scripts no longer installing There is a provisional release of a new version of Greasemonkey which should have no errors in it. This new version has fixed all of my problems, and it can be found here - http://www.greasespot.net/. |
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May 28, 2007
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Topic: Scripts no longer installing GM is still not working for me. Any updates? |
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May 12, 2007
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Topic: Scripts no longer installing Thanks fedallah! I toggled the statusbar icon as recommended in the thread and now scripts install properly. Btw I prefer to hide the statusbar icon, so to get scripts to install I had to display it, toggle it, install a couple of scripts, and have hidden it again with no problem. I hope the bug is fixed in the next update but until then at least I have a way to install scripts! Thanks again. |
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May 11, 2007
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Topic: Include/Exclude Rules No regexp support, just the Full(er) regexp support or smarter wildcars have been discussed on the mailing list. Can't recall what happened with it; probably got bogged down in conflicting opinions, or no one has been inclined to write the code. |
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May 11, 2007
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Topic: Include/Exclude Rules * is not regex - that would be .* .
But since it supports the key "tld" it might be better to use keys like http(s), (domain) and (sub) for any or no subdomain
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May 10, 2007
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Topic: Scripts no longer installing Hi all, I'm having the same problem (with different scripts). First noticed yesterday on laptop and desktop at home, but scripts installed fine on work pc. Is it just a coincidence that the problem was first noticed straight after the latest greasemonkey update? |
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May 9, 2007
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Topic: Scripts no longer installing I installed Greasemonkey a few months ago and have installed several scripts with no problem. Lately scripts won't install for some reason. After clicking the Install button a page comes up with the script's code and a bar at the top that says 'This is a Greasemonkey user script. Click Install to start using it.' On the right is an Install button and an X (close). When I click Install nothing happens. When I check which scripts I have installed, it's not included in the list. Tried restarting Firefox/rebooting/allowing pop-ups from the site (in case the install procedure had changed) but nothing seems to help. This is one of the scripts that won't install: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/3194 If I'm missing something obvious it's not the first time, but any suggestions would be appreciated. many thanks |
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May 9, 2007
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Topic: Include/Exclude Rules This brings up an interesting point: what's the regex support for the includes/excludes? If it only supports *, then you're stuck with two... if it uses standard javascript regexes, you can do a single, optional character to handle it. -Joel |
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May 8, 2007
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Topic: Include/Exclude Rules That is very elegant it works and given that grease monkey only works on a limited number of protocols, it should be impossible to spoof (though if your going to be that paranoid it should have a tailing slash).EDIT: should do my research this can be spoofed eg http://www.evil.com/steal://foo.barfor details see the Greasespot wiki |
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Apr 28, 2007
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Topic: Tags in Userscripts.org Instead of, or in addition to, tags, are there any plans to simply categorize scripts, like the way it's done on Mozilla's "AddOns" pages or something? At the very least, we could categorize by website--Facebook scripts in this clump here, Gmail scripts in this other clump year--just with links to smaller pages, and then sub-categorize from there--Facebook skins here (of which there are many), cleanup scripts here, speedy scripts over yonder. Maybe? |
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Apr 11, 2007
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Topic: Tags in Userscripts.org You could have some automatic tag-fixing for things like gmail.com vs gmail |
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Apr 4, 2007
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Topic: Tags in Userscripts.org Will the tag system be used to flag bad/old scripts? If you allowed users to tag scripts with things like "duplicate", "out of date", or even "malicious", this would help cut down on the cruft that you get from a random search. Mostly I'm just annoyed at always having to scroll past the 12 or so entries for "Facebook Red" =D |
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Mar 31, 2007
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Topic: Monkey Barrel script - installation disabled I've finally finished the cache and updated the script so it displays the number of new scripts and shrink over time. I also moved it to the left so it should get in the way less. |
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Mar 29, 2007
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Topic: Monkey Barrel script - installation disabled alien_scum said: the monkey head could shrink over time, then grow if the number of scripts increases. Not to be nitpicky but I'd prefer color scale. ;) Thanks guys! |
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Mar 24, 2007
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Topic: Monkey Barrel script - installation disabled My biggest problem with the monkey head is that on a lot of sites it blocks some of the links. Making it semi-transparent won't fix this, but I love the idea of having it shrink over time. |
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Mar 24, 2007
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Topic: Monkey Barrel script - installation disabled alien_scum: Like I just commented, yours is a fantastic script. I personally feel the monkey's head is too prominent, so I thought maybe it should be set to disappear after a few seconds, or be half-transparent. |
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Mar 24, 2007
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Topic: Monkey Barrel script - installation disabled I like the idea of having the number of scripts, but as Henrik pointed out I need to overhaul the caching so I'll put it in then. I was also thinking that the monkey head could shrink over time, then grow if the number of scripts increases. |
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Mar 23, 2007
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Topic: Monkey Barrel script - installation disabled Nice work, alien_scum! But there are still a few things, like what Lior Z pointed out in your script's comments:
Here's my fix: var tokens = href.match(/([0-9a-z_\-]+\.)+/i); var query = (tokens[tokens.length-1]=='co')?tokens[tokens.length-2].replace(/\./g,''):tokens[tokens.length-1].replace(/\./g,''); I also worked out a way to have it display the number of scripts from that search term. As well as a few other minor details, such as having its position 'fixed' instead of 'absolute'. Feel free to incorporate these features if you'd like. EDIT: Apparently, the number it gives is not entirely accurate. But that is the fault of Google. |
