Comments on Mihai Parparita's Scripts

146 comments

Comment on Gmail + Google Reader made Jul 23, 2008:

Charnita Fance

i wish someone would make a script like this that works! =(

Comment on Gmail Saved Searches made Jun 6, 2008:

eemilyvr1

I'm pretty sure Mihi said somewhere (Lifehacker?) that he doesn't intend to update since with the new gmail interface you can bookmark searches.

ETA: I found Gmail2 Saved Searches by N-Dream which isn't working but Edo78 left a modified version in the comments that is.

Comment on Gmail Saved Searches made Apr 14, 2008:

Assaf 1

Seems not to be working and hasn't been updated for a while...

Did a new userscript supercede this one? anybody know?

Comment on Gmail Label Colors made Nov 30, 2007:

KNetworX

@Madcadder:

I didn't read through all the comments, and I've never actually looked through the code for this script, but I'm guessing things with a backslash in them don't work because somewhere along the line it's trying to interpret the backslash as an escape character. (i.e. '\t' is a tab, '\n' is a newline, '\r' is a return, '\b' is a backspace, etc. etc. etc.) Like I said, I haven't looked at the code to see what it does, but that's one possibility.

Comment on Gmail Macros made Nov 7, 2007:

fgregg

New version at http://blog.persistent.info/2007/11/macros-for-...

Comment on Gmail Label Colors made Nov 6, 2007:

luispavon

i have the label with the colors, but only text show up.. no colour

http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/7383/clipboa...

Comment on Gmail Macros made Nov 6, 2007:

Andreas Serna

For the top row of buttons, Gmail macros calls the "id=x" variable from HTML in the old Gmail, where x equals the following id's:

-Archive: act= ac_rc_^i

-Report Spam: ac_sp

-Delete: ac_tr

-Refresh: rfr

In new Gmail the HTML uses the parameter "act=x", where x equals the following numbers:

-Archive: 7

-Report Spam: 9

-Delete: 10

-Refresh:20

For compatibility with both versions, Gmail macros needs to be changed to call either one for the variables for each action.

Comment on Gmail Macros made Nov 5, 2007:

Beau Gunderson

+1 for updating this to Gmail 2.0; this is the script that made Gmail so much more usable for me (with R for mark read and E for archive).

Comment on Gmail + Google Reader made Nov 5, 2007:

wmblewett

Fix at http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/13643

Comment on Gmail Macros made Nov 5, 2007:

David Backeberg

Until we get an update Gmail Macros for Gmail 2.0, you can get back Gmail Macros functionality.

In the top right corner, at least right now, there's an option called "Older version" which reverts Gmail to the UI version when the Gmail Macros still worked.

Hooray for a workaround!

Comment on Gmail Macros made Nov 5, 2007:

David Backeberg

Let's talk about exactly how it's broken, and maybe we can fix it ourselves.

I've noticed that pressing 'y' to archive is working fine.

But that pressing 'l' to label a message is NOT working. Has anybody noticed other problems?

Comment on Gmail + Google Reader made Nov 4, 2007:

Voyagerfan5761

Yeah, it's kind of difficult to use right now with the right-shifting problem. Updates?

Comment on Gmail Conversation Preview made Nov 4, 2007:

Voyagerfan5761

ETA on new Gmail code support? :)

Comment on Gmail Macros made Nov 4, 2007:

Voyagerfan5761

Please tell me you'll be updating the code for the new Gmail interface? :)

Comment on Gmail Macros made Nov 3, 2007:

Andreas Serna

Broken for today's firefox update.

Comment on Gmail + Google Reader made Nov 2, 2007:

davehenning

anything going on as far as a fix for the new version of gmail?

i can't live without this and google actually decided to let me be in the first wave of updates (for once)

haha.

Comment on Gmail + Google Reader made Oct 9, 2007:

oupa

The bottom line to the last few posts is:

The problem is fixed if you install the following two scripts:

Google Secure (http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/8311)

Google Reader Minimalistic (http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/12197)

Note that you can hide the Google Reader left-hand pane showing the subscription list etc. by clicking on the left arrow on the border.

Comment on Gmail + Google Reader made Oct 9, 2007:

davehenning

oh ok.

here you guys go, dig to the comments at the bottom:

http://blog.persistent.info/2006/10/google-read...

Comment on Gmail + Google Reader made Oct 9, 2007:

davehenning

2 things:

1: Like the 2 comments below me, the script does not function properly since Google's Reader update.

&

2: How would I go about moving the "Feeds (x)" link? I would like to move it above Starred (or anywhere in the list for that matter) - similar to how it is done here: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/9411

other than that,

love the script

Comment on Gmail + Google Reader made Oct 5, 2007:

creativeworkspictures

hi,

nice script but the whole reading pane (reader) shifted to the right of page view. can you help me to correct this. thanks.

Comment on Gmail + Google Reader made Oct 5, 2007:

Albert1

Script broken since about a week ago - due to google change?

Comment on Gmail Conversation Preview made Oct 4, 2007:

brasilius

thanx for useful script

решение задач

Comment on Gmail Macros made Sep 29, 2007:

pax

Please help a noob.

I want to make a macro that:

Forwards the selected message to a predefined address, applies a label, then archives the message.

I have a office@xxx mailbox and I want to forward the messages to the proper people (and keep a count of the forwards) - a macro would definetly improve my life.

Which lines need to be changed?

Thank you.

Comment on Gmail Label Colors made Jul 14, 2007:

madcadder

Issues when preparing for Folders4Gmail install.

I renamed the Label "Google Calendar" to "Google\Calendar".

Updated Randy Harmelink's hard coding tweak to read the same:

case "Google\Calendar": return {name: rawLabelName, color: "#C3D9FF"}; break;

and nadda... The other labels still work, but nothing with a "\" works.

Comment on Gmail Label Colors made Jun 25, 2007:

sjb

Agree with Rohn regarding the need for a text color to be specified within the label color.

Is this possible? If so, how?

Also, for everyone here, check out this link to a complete HTML hex color code chart: http://www.immigration-usa.com/html_colors.html

Note: You must use two "##" characters to get hex to work.

Example: ##FFCC00

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