Fixed broken "Galleri" link (changed .asp to .aspx).

Syntax:

If %s is omitted, I can't think of a good solution.

You could change if (search.indexOf("%s") != -1) to if (search.indexOf("="+delimiter) != -1) , but this has the caveat that your %s has to come immediately between a = and the #http bit.

Per: Fixat, mest för att "jag är inne i värsta Tradera-fasen" var så gulligt :p

maznos: Feel free to make those modifications yourself. I don't think it makes sense for everyone else.

maznos: Thanks for the report. Fixed it. Latest GM seems to have namespacing issues. The fact that I was using a variable named "status" made things break; renamed the variable to fix (another way would have been to wrap it in a closure).

Hrm. Actually, it was that the variable name "toolbar" collided with something else, presumably in Firefox 3's sandbox. So the timeout itself wasn't what fixed it, but the closure. So I renamed the variable instead.

Thanks to Johan Sundström for figuring this out.

Starfriend: Fixed. Was http://wiki.greasespot.net/0.7.20080121.0_compa...: had to add a big ugly setTimeout :/

...and "cobia" must surely be a Mountweazel :)

Looking at the word list as inspiration since I've been asked to write a profanity filter.

Some of these blocked words are a weird choice. Are e.g. "vagina" and "smut" words that offend? Is it really a good idea to censor "balls"? :p Seems like it'd overgenerate wildly. And the censoring of "gaysex" seems more offensive than the word.

ebkworldwide: Not something I'd use myself, so I can't justify spending time on it, but feel free to write a script for that based on this one.

More specifically, Johan's fix handles this case:

You intend to scroll 500 pixels down. But when the DOM loads the page is only 200 pixels high.

Before the fix, you'd scroll to the 200 pixel mark. With the fix, the script notices the discrepancy and adjusts the scroll when all images have loaded.

Incorporated a fix from Johan Sundström that accounts for images loading and shifting the page.

I still can't reproduce this issue. It works fine for me. Tried reinstalling the script from this page to make sure I was up to date, and it still works fine.

So this is what the script does. Perhaps someone could look at the page source of a page where this breaks, and tell me where it goes wrong:

It finds all images surrounded by a link with an onclick attribute containing the text "tinyhead". This should be the actor pictures.

It then takes the image URL and replaces
_SX123_SY456_
with
_SX100_SY150_
where 123 and 456 can be any numbers.

What are the actor picture URLs? What are the onclicks of their links?

ekbworldwide:

Weird, it Works For Me™. On that page with that actor. The screenshot looks like the enlarging part works, but the thumbnail hasn't been swapped for the larger-size image first.

Updated to work with Tradera's new listing style.

Fixed! Thanks for letting me know.

Thanks, Johan. Fixed.

Miguel: You could easily achieve that with Yahoo Pipes.

Script is deprecated. ICA finally seems to handle empty date fields as "as soon as possible".

Marin Purgar: Thanks! Confirmed to work. Updated the script.

idon'tknow: You set keyboard focus on it, e.g. click inside some form field so that if you would press a letter key, it would appear in the field.

Updated to work.

The URL to bookmark has changed from
http://www.ica.se/FrontServlet?s=inloggning&sta...
to
https://icabanken.ica.se/Login/LoginPw.aspx?JSE...

The name of the PIN form field changed as well, so you need to re-install the script in addition to changing the bookmark.

Confirmed it doesn't work. If it's a simple fix, I'll try to get it done later today.

Batshua: Weird. I see it with Fx 2.0.0.9. Are you looking under Tools > Greasemonkey > User Script Commands?

Rob: I don't use the script myself anymore since I check Gmail through http://mailplaneapp.com. If it's an easy fix, though, I might do it. Did they roll out v2 anywhere yet?