I\'ve tried to change the onclick function through a bookmarklet in the url using this code: javascript: document.getElementById(\'Button1\').onclick = function(){alert(\'foo\')};void(0);
I\'m making a bookmarklet to view cookies for any site, it works in every browser from IE9+, firefox, chrome, safari, etc. I don\'t care about IE5.5, so the main issue is the javascript error on IE6 -
I\'m trying to write a bookmarklet to change the action of all forms on a page to a specified URL, for this example I\'m using google.com, and also to add a hidden form element named \"action\" with t
I\'m really stuck here and I\'ve tried a bunch of different solutions to try to fix the problem, but I can\'t seem to find a solution. The problem is that I\'m trying to create a bookmarklet (a button
I am trying to write a Bookmarklet and the goal is to be able to submit information from any site X (the origin page they are on when clicking the开发者_如何学Python bookmarklet) to my site\'s servers
In CoffeeScript, though this code is almost identical to JavaScript: tabs_html = \"<div id=\'nm-container\'><ul><li><a href=\'#tabs-1\'>Guidelines</a></li><li&g
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I\'m looking for a bookmarklet to disable the tinymce visual editor. This is to say, some code that could be pa开发者_高级运维sted into the address bar to disable the editor (and also bookmarked).
I\'m trying to get a simple bookmarklet working with Rails that creates a form with the current page title and URL and submits to create an object.
I am working on a little bookmarklet, and hence the calls back to my site will need to be done via JSONP to work around the cross-domain restrictions. I have included a couple of demos below so you ca
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