Version 0.6, dealing with typos
A good deal of minor changes come in this release but the major change is a warning system for mistyped misc: tags
When adding a tag without a reclass:, parody:, character:, group:, artist:, or the contractions (r:, p:, c:, g:, a:) the tag will be checked against the list of fetish tags present in the script. The check normalises the tag so, say, female:stockings, f:stockings, fstockings, f,stockings, f]sTockings or even F'StoCkIngS is fine. If the tag cannot be matched it will not be sent over to EH, instead a warning will be displayed.
This has two limitations:
1. If you are tagging several tags, separated by commas, in a single request the check is *not* performed. Matching several tags and then submiting the correct ones whilst warning about the incorrect ones is a lot of code. Which would require maintenance slow the script down, whilst it will be used by less than 1% of the users.
2. To add a *new* tag into the misc: namespace you need to prefix it with the string "misc:". For example "misc:currently not namespaced character". This prevents typos in misc tags (I hope).
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There are also some extra enchancements:
1. When clicking the UNDO button the focus returns the the tag field. Warning: probably does not work on IE. But should make the life of correcting a wrong tag easier.
2. The sorting of autocompletes is now in alphabetical order (instead of reverse alphabetical order, I forgot that I waked the list in reverse (IMG:[
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3. Fixed the scrolling with PageUp and PageDown whilst CTRL is pressed. Since Ctrl+PageXX is used to navigate between tabs we should not scroll by that key combination.
4. Added bindings for HOME and END keys, scroll to top and scroll to bottom, respectively (this mimics default no-focus browser behaviour)
5. Added new tags: f:ssbw, m:ssbbm, f:gigantic breasts, m:gigantic breasts (the last two are not yet active, use with care)
6. Fixed old typos in the list of tags (sakura kinomoot)
This post has been edited by blue penguin: Mar 19 2017, 20:24