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dflemstr

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Title says it all.
Get it here:
CODE
http://dssdp.dyndns.org/uploads/gp32x_forum_fix.user.js


(Or if you already have the script and want a new version:))
Get it here

THIS SCRIPT IS CONSTANTLY UPDATED
Always check that you have the newest version.


Any questions? Feature suggestions?

Current features:
- All URLs are displayed correctly if they are surrounded by "....". - All emoticons are displaye...-tags due to the bugs are not shown as links.
 
AMAZING. Just installed Greasomenkey yesterday for another forum so this is just so convenient! Thanks mate, this works like a charm!
(A suggestion would be to put some of the apostrophes and the link in ordinary format in your post, just to show tho difference...) :lol:
 
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'GuSec' said:
AMAZING. Just installed Greasomenkey yesterday for another forum so this is just so convenient! Thanks mate, this works like a charm!
(A suggestion would be to put some of the apostrophes and the link in ordinary format in your post, just to show tho difference...) :lol:
ignore me

(script doesn't work if you're editing a post that already has an url in it. and the moment for comedy genious has since passed...)
 
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'Pleng' said:
ignore me

(script doesn't work if you're editing a post that already has an url in it. and the moment for comedy genious has since passed...)
It still was quite funy! :p I'm aware my suggestion was a little dumb.
Anyway, this topic should probably be placed in another forum, it's not directly pandorarelated.
 
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That's probably because I didn't use the proper way of namespacing. I've been "poisoned" by the Java way of doing things. I'll try to change the namespace, dunno if that will break compatibility.

Or, it could be because Opera doesn't encode \ followed by " into %5C%22. Firefox does this with its gecko engine. Oh well, I won't be taking up a compatibility fight; if someone wants to change the script, do so and upload the result (Let's say its GPL).
 
Oh man, this is nice
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'dflemstr' said:
Title says it all.
Get it here:
CODE
http://dssdp.dyndns.org/uploads/gp32x_forum_fix.user.js
Any questions? Feature suggestions?


How about a little piece that checks the user's number of posts. If it is below a certain level, it changes the hyperlink for the Post Topic button (you know, the one AFTER you (not YOU specifically, but the user of the script) clicked the new topic button) into a Forum search. ;)

-God Ginrai
 
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That would actually be pretty nifty.

I fear, however, that the new users sooner or later would notice that the page they arrive to every time indeed isn't the New Topic page ;)
Not likely, with the intelligence level at which some questions here are formulated, but there's that risk.

But maybe if you change the forum UI a bit, and force everyone who registers to use the GM script, hmm...

(By the way, I'm pretty new to this forum aswell, so I really shouldn't be considering this :p )
 
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'dflemstr' said:
That would actually be pretty nifty.

I fear, however, that the new users sooner or later would notice that the page they arrive to every time indeed isn't the New Topic page ;)
Not likely, with the intelligence level at which some questions here are formulated, but there's that risk.

But maybe if you change the forum UI a bit, and force everyone who registers to use the GM script, hmm...

(By the way, I'm pretty new to this forum aswell, so I really shouldn't be considering this :p )
Well, what I mean is that say, you click the new topic button. The next page loads and the script does the post check and fixes it up. If the user has too few posts, then they will enter the title for their topic and type in their post. Then they click the post button and it redirects them to the search page, as if you had made a fulltext search with the search terms being the Topic title the user entered.

-God Ginrai
 
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Oh, I see. Starting to wonder, however, how the forum would survive with 50% less posts. :p

On a more serious note: JS injection by site-cross scripting would be the only option to force them to use the script, and I say no thanks to that :p

Something similar coulsd be built into the forum software, though (if InvisionBoard only wasn't so monolithic... oh well)
 
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'dflemstr' said:
Something similar coulsd be built into the forum software, though (if InvisionBoard only wasn't so monolithic... oh well)
I'm actually thinking of developing a module that will do something similar to what I described. Although I don't have access to the newer Invision's source, so I probably won't get around to making one for some time. But if I ever have my own forums that I host, I'll make sure they have this feature.

-God Ginrai
 
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'dentrado' said:
(naw)mcx said:
'PoisonedV' said:
Oh man, this is nice
don't
won't
can't
etc
Oh my, it's worked!


Yes it does! But now no one use links anymore...


Never fear, get the FetchText or Linkinator addons for Firefox (I prefer FetchText, but the two addons have slightly different features, so it depends on what you prefer)

-God Ginrai
 
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But we can at least try it out in this thread.

Test Test Test


EDIT: works :) thank you very much!

EDIT2: Smilies don't work as it seems.

EDIT3: Oh.. you have to refresh the page, then the script gets invoked and smiles DO WORK ;) :p :) :eek:
At least teh old school ones. without the annoying pics ;)

EDIT: Why do the pics work now?
 
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Nice. It's quite funny, as I was just about to write a greasemonkey script, as I was sick of copying the urls into the bar, then removing the last 2 chars and the whole front part. Only problem I am having, is greasemonkey is bugging out on me. It is stuck fetching your script.
 
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