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Well, that didn't go anywhere.

How about a bounty to develop a script that will show total tokens used on each monster page, and total tokens for all monster pages on the monster summary page?

2m credits or 320 Hath?

Theoretically, each filled Chaos level is represented by the following HTML:

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<div style="float:left; width:8px; height:15px; background:url(/y/monster/upg2.png) no-repeat"> </div>

A clumsy way of calculating Chaos Tokens would be to count the number of "upg2.png"s per table row and applying any necessary calculations. I am somewhat capable of scripting, but I am sure someone else can make a more efficient script more easily.

Well, that didn't go anywhere.

How about a bounty to develop a script that will show total tokens used on each monster page, and total tokens for all monster pages on the monster summary page?

2m credits or 320 Hath?

CODE

var chaosRows = document.getElementById("chaos_pane").getElementsByTagName("tr");
var chaosTotal = 0;

for (var i = 0; i < chaosRows.length; i++) {
    var chaosCount = chaosRows[i].innerHTML.split(/upg2.png/).length - 1;
    var chaosIncrement = 0;

    while (chaosCount > 0) {
        chaosIncrement++
        chaosTotal += chaosIncrement;
        chaosCount--;
    }
}

var button = document.createElement("input");
button.id = "chaosText";
button.readOnly = true;
button.type = "text";
button.value = chaosTotal + " Chaos Tokens";
document.getElementById("feed_pane").appendChild(button);

Done, at least the first half.
EDIT: Unnecessary button is unnecessary.
EDIT 2: Still working on getting all the Chaos Token total of all monsters. First time working with localStorage and DOM manipulation, but I believe I am making headway.

This post has been edited by DamienCash: Aug 30 2016, 02:16

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var chaosRows = document.getElementById("chaos_pane").getElementsByTagName("tr");
var chaosTotal = 0;

for (var i = 0; i < chaosRows.length; i++) {
    var chaosCount = chaosRows[i].innerHTML.split(/upg2.png/).length - 1;
    var chaosIncrement = 0;

    while (chaosCount > 0) {
        chaosIncrement++
        chaosTotal += chaosIncrement;
        chaosCount--;
    }
}

var button = document.createElement("input");
button.id = "chaosText";
button.readOnly = true;
button.type = "text";
button.value = chaosTotal + " Chaos Tokens";
document.getElementById("feed_pane").appendChild(button);

Done, at least the first half.
EDIT: Unnecessary button is unnecessary.
EDIT 2: Still working on getting all the Chaos Token total of all monsters. First time working with localStorage and DOM manipulation, but I believe I am making headway.

Outstanding! Yes!!

Let me know up front if you're going to be wanting the Hath or credits. If Hath, I need to let it grow for 3 days or so. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

Edit: Of course I could just buy the Hath.. duh.. Sometimes I don't think. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

Let me know, and great work so far!! (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

This post has been edited by redphil: Aug 30 2016, 04:03

HV Chaos Calculator 1.1
See here.

This post has been edited by DamienCash: Aug 30 2016, 19:23

HV Chaos Calculator 1.0
[attachmentid=91047]
Adds two textboxes to a monster's page to see just how many Chaos Tokens you fed to your favorite monsters. Powered by your browser's local storage.

Note: First-time users will need to visit each monster's page individually to run the calculator. From then on, the calculator will automatically update whenever you upgrade an existing monster.

Just took a look at the code.
Couple of suggestions:

• Don't use toString() before local storage and split after reading, the correct way to store object is JSON.stringify(*yourObject*) before saving and JSON.parse(*theStringYouGetFromLocalstorage*) for getting the array. In this way you don't even need the parseInt part.
• I would execute line 66 and 67 only if the chaosTotal is different than the previously stored one
• Line 91 should be outside of the for inner for but inside of the if.
• It's better to make the // @match more specific, I think it should run it only on monster lab, not everywhere (otherwise if you don't have reloader it could even slow down combat)

This post has been edited by Sapo84: Aug 30 2016, 18:06

Just took a look at the code.
Couple of suggestions:

• Don't use toString() before local storage and split after reading, the correct way to store object is JSON.stringify(*yourObject*) before saving and JSON.parse(*theStringYouGetFromLocalstorage*) for getting the array. In this way you don't even need the parseInt part.
• I would execute line 66 and 67 only if the chaosTotal is different than the previously stored one
• Line 91 should be outside of the for inner for but inside of the if.
• It's better to make the // @match more specific, I think it should run it only on monster lab, not everywhere (otherwise if you don't have reloader it could even slow down combat)

Righto, I will get on that within two Dawns. I figured I would need to make at least some performance changes. Thanks for the feedback.

EDIT: I surprisingly managed to not break anything, or at least it still works on my end. New build coming up soon.

This post has been edited by DamienCash: Aug 30 2016, 19:07

HV Chaos Calculator 2.0
See here.

This post has been edited by DamienCash: Aug 31 2016, 18:59

HV Chaos Calculator 1.1

Adds two textboxes to a monster's page to see just how many Chaos Tokens you fed to your favorite monsters. Powered by your browser's local storage.

Note: First-time users will need to visit each monster's page individually to run the calculator. From then on, the calculator will automatically update whenever you upgrade an existing monster.

Changelog 1.1:
- Logic changes to run only when needed
- Matched exclusively to monster pages
- Use JSON during local storage

Special thanks to Sapo84 for code review.

It works like a charm, and is exactly what I was looking for!

Thank you!

The bounty of 320 Hath has been sent via mm.

YES!!!! Thanks DamienCash!!

Just took a look at the code.
Couple of suggestions:

• Don't use toString() before local storage and split after reading, the correct way to store object is JSON.stringify(*yourObject*) before saving and JSON.parse(*theStringYouGetFromLocalstorage*) for getting the array. In this way you don't even need the parseInt part.
• I would execute line 66 and 67 only if the chaosTotal is different than the previously stored one
• Line 91 should be outside of the for inner for but inside of the if.
• It's better to make the // @match more specific, I think it should run it only on monster lab, not everywhere (otherwise if you don't have reloader it could even slow down combat)

I'm not suppose to make two consecutive posts, but I missed this Sapo84's post in my excitement. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

Thanks Sapo84 for the enhancements!

HV Chaos Calculator 3.0
See here.

This post has been edited by DamienCash: Sep 27 2016, 13:16

HV Chaos Calculator 3.0
- It does Crystals now too
 HV_Chaos_Calculator.user3.0.zip ( 2.9k ) Number of downloads: 61

Adds an interface to the Monster Lab and two textboxes to a specific monster's page to see just how many Chaos Tokens you fed to your favorite monsters. Powered by your browser's local storage.

NEW: Hovering over an upgrade will add that upgrade's current total to the normal upgrade text.

Note: First-time users can use the new button in the Monster Lab to initialize the calculator. From then on, the calculator will automatically update whenever you upgrade an existing monster.

Screenshots:

Changelog 3.0:
- Added total upgrade cost to existing upgrade mouseovers
- Improved logic
- Removed redundant calculations

Special thanks to Sapo84 for code review.

Author's Note:
Finished the some changes I have been chipping away at. Current thinking is that, while I am digging around in the HTML anyway, I may as well provide information on Crystals too. This script does not seem to be used too too much, but I have soft plans to compile all the new information in a new tab with the press of a button. That way I can give a estimated Credits-value of monsters too. Let me know what you think.

This post has been edited by DamienCash: Sep 27 2016, 13:24

can it compatible HVStat 5.6.8.2 with reloader?

I am having trouble making API requests for tag flagging. I pasted Blue Penguin's code ([github.com] https://github.com/neptunepenguin/eh_script...ry-size.user.js) into the E-hentai Highlighter ([sleazyfork.org] https://sleazyfork.org/en/scripts/1605-e-hentai-highlighter). Issue is probably related to XMLHttpRequest.

Relevant code:

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var EHH = { //javascript class with a lot of functions.
...
send_req: function (gdata, elems, aurl) {
          var req = new XMLHttpRequest();
          req.onreadystatechange = (function() {
            if (4 === req.readyState) {
              if (200 !== req.status) {
                console.error('gallery-size: cannot send request to ' + aurl);
              } else {
                  console.error('ready');
                var apirsp = JSON.parse(req.responseText);
                elems.forEach(function(e,i,arr) {
                    EHH.addfcount(e,apirsp.gmetadata[i]); });
              }
            }
              else
                  {
                      console.error('failed?????');
                      console.error(req.responseText);
                  }
          });
          req.open("POST", "http://g.e-hentai.org/api.php", true);
          console.error("sending"+JSON.stringify(gdata));
          req.send(JSON.stringify(gdata));
        }
}
EHH.init();

console printed out: failed????? and null for responseText. gdata is fine e.g., {"method":"gdata","gidlist":[["981364","2a53419339"],["981352","e16c5f03bc"],["981351","3972fb6aee"],["981344","5920ff3910"],["981334","8e0e3ded42"],["979195","847140ad9e"],["981336","006be96961"],["981333","510e8280ba"],["981330","82ee024bfc"],["981332","8297f28408"],["981329","56d758d303"],["981310","70491e92b4"],["981315","edc11e8814"],["981222","d24963efbb"],["981156","ba753f38aa"],["981343","1c87fc54aa"],["981326","949548045e"],["981324","c076d69c37"],["903797","b67b92fef2"],["902323","a3ff0ffea1"]]}


Full code ([pastebin.com] http://pastebin.com/YmzsqxRF). It's ugly, but I just want to get it to work with minimum effort.

This post has been edited by Simpleton8: Sep 30 2016, 03:41

^ that may as well have worked, you just printed too much stuff.

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4 == req.readyState

Is not the only state the request will be in. It will start at 0, get to 1 when it is sent. 2 waiting for answer, 3 something was sent back, 4 everything was received.

You can't put a plain else there indicating error, since 1 == req.readyState isn't an error. For fun (and learning) you can print req.readyState in the else.

Full code ([pastebin.com] http://pastebin.com/YmzsqxRF). It's ugly, but I just want to get it to work with minimum effort.

Also, line 657

CODE

        var filtered = document.
        ClassName('e-Filtered').length;
        document.getElementById('e-FilteredItems').textContent = filtered;

Looks like it was supposed to be getElementsByClassName there

^ that may as well have worked, you just printed too much stuff.

CODE

4 == req.readyState

Is not the only state the request will be in. It will start at 0, get to 1 when it is sent. 2 waiting for answer, 3 something was sent back, 4 everything was received.

You can't put a plain else there indicating error, since 1 == req.readyState isn't an error. For fun (and learning) you can print req.readyState in the else.

Look like my problem is that I'm not getting anything back? Ready is never printed (when 4 === req.readyState & 200 === req.status).

Highlighter works again (i.e., highlighting by colors & filtering galleries) when I comment out: req.send(JSON.stringify(gdata));

Also, line 657

CODE

        var filtered = document.
        ClassName('e-Filtered').length;
        document.getElementById('e-FilteredItems').textContent = filtered;

Looks like it was supposed to be getElementsByClassName there

Cool. Don't think that's my issue though, so I will probably look into this after I get Tag Flagging w/ API to work in general.

This post has been edited by Simpleton8: Sep 30 2016, 04:28

The issue is that the url "https://e-hentai.org/api.php" is not in https but fjord is. Error from console is:

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Blocked loading mixed active content “http://g.e-hentai.org/api.php”

[developer.mozilla.org] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/We...h_mixed_content

"For other domains, use the site's HTTPS version if available. If HTTPS is not available, you can try contacting the domain and asking them if they can make the content available via HTTPS."

Pming Tenboro to ask if he can make the api available in HTTPs.

This post has been edited by Simpleton8: Sep 30 2016, 16:24

Seems like HTTPS is forced on one site, and impossible to use from g.e-hentai. That is very peculiar, anyone know why? (regardless, the source images over H@H aren't secure, obviously)

I use the API regularly, but always from http. I guess that's not an optimal solution for you though since you don't have a star

I use the API regularly, but always from http. I guess that's not an optimal solution for you though since you don't have a star

Do you just need a bronze star? What does that do for using the API?

Chrome/firefox can allow mixed content but "the HTTP portion can be read or modified by attackers, even though the main page is served over HTTPS."

Do you just need a bronze star? What does that do for using the API?

A star means I can always use https://e-hentai.org/ (and therefore connect to the API due to using http).

Chrome/firefox can allow mixed content but "the HTTP portion can be read or modified by attackers, even though the main page is served over HTTPS."

Yeah, browsers likely won't allow you to do active requests over HTTP if the page is HTTPS (such as Post to API), but passive requests are OK (including images, source files).