When I use a setTimeout() in a for() loop in a greasemonkey script, it doesn\'t appear to work at all.However, the exact same code works fine if I run it in the Firebug console.Here\'s the code:
I\'m writing a UserScript (=Greasemonkey) which I am developing in FireFox but works in Opera, FF and Chrome. I changed my entire script in Firefox, replacing all texts with variables as to be able to
Let\'s say I have a greasemonkey-type user script running on a page that has a div such as: <div id=\"watchme\">something</div>
i want to recall the GM_xmlhttpRequest if there is not text answered in the page, like a loop. GM_xmlhttpRequest({
Disclaimer: Newbie Javascript coder trying to use Greasemonkey; I\'ve read the tutorials but do not understand enough of the parlance used so that I can focus in and learn what\'s needed.I\'m hoping s
dv = document.createElement(\'div\'); // create dynamically div tag dv.setAttribute(\'id\', \"lyr1\"); // give id to it
I am using firefox and continuously refreshing a webpage to check if a new link/post has came on the webpage. Currently I am using reload every and refreshing a webpage and when a new link comes I cli
I\'m attempting to create a greasemonkey script that will automatically poke (well, repoke) people on facebook. However, it is only the specific people I designate. This is easy to do as I can display
My aim is to detect the unvisited links on a webpage and then create a greasemonkey script to click on those links. By unvisited links here I mean the links which are not opened by me. Since I can see
From the greasemonkey wiki page, there is an example using jQuery with greasemonkey. The code is listed below and the location of the page is http://wiki.greasespot.net/Third-Party_Libraries#jQuery
加载中,请稍侯......