[X] My Assistant

Hm the first version feels a little one-sided, since you can only enjoy the hassle-free MM if the user you want to contact provides the link. I made it a little easier by embedding a MM link to every user pane (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)



Just click on the link below any username and it takes you directly to the MM screen to write a new mail to that user. The default subject and body can be edited in the script. Default subject is "Hi there" and body is "WTB".

Download: MoogleMail template 1.1  mmtemplate1.1.user.zip ( 925bytes ) Number of downloads: 329

just thought i'd mention that the "default" will overwrite anything you've manually inputted when you add attachments, so I removed the subj/body parameters from mine.

just thought i'd mention that the "default" will overwrite anything you've manually inputted when you add attachments, so I removed the subj/body parameters from mine.

Quick fix for this issue (too lazy to upload a new version (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) )
Find these lines

CODE

var inputs = document.getElementsByClassName('stdinput');
        if(inputs[0].name == 'message_to_name')
            inputs[0].value = getUrlVars()['to'].split('%20').join(' ');
        if(inputs[1].name == 'message_subject')
            inputs[1].value = getUrlVars()['subject'].split('%20').join(' ');
        if(inputs[2].name == 'message_body')
            inputs[2].value = getUrlVars()['body'].split('%20').join(' ');

Then wrap them up like this

CODE

if(document.referrer.indexOf('http://hentaiverse.org/?s=Bazaar&ss=mm') == -1)
    {
        var inputs = document.getElementsByClassName('stdinput');
        if(inputs[0].name == 'message_to_name')
            inputs[0].value = getUrlVars()['to'].split('%20').join(' ');
        if(inputs[1].name == 'message_subject')
            inputs[1].value = getUrlVars()['subject'].split('%20').join(' ');
        if(inputs[2].name == 'message_body')
            inputs[2].value = getUrlVars()['body'].split('%20').join(' ');
    }

Then the values you changed for subject and body won't be overwritten by the script after you attach something (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/happy.gif)

works; that was fast (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/ph34r.gif)

 countdowns.user.zip ( 757bytes ) Number of downloads: 212

Fixes broken auction countdowns (when the server is down).
Dates and times are (or should be) localized.

Guys, you really need to practice better code documentation. You should always, ALWAYS, ALWAYS put the script's name, the author's name (or authors' names), a description of what the script does, and if you can help it a url back to where that script and info on it can be found. Don't be a bunch schmucks.

We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men hate writing documentation. And developing GUIs.
Though there are some that love the latter. Madmen.

I don't care if you don't comment your code down to the last detail, but at least label the damn things so someone can read the tin and know what they're getting.

Fuck! I just update Chrome, which apparently break this skill hotkey script ... (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/mad.gif)

Help..? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

This post has been edited by buktore: May 18 2012, 06:12

 hotkey3bfix.user.zip ( 624bytes ) Number of downloads: 260


This post has been edited by Tiap: May 18 2012, 06:56

...so I ended up making one anyway for shits and giggles.

 magicscores.user.zip ( 1005bytes ) Number of downloads: 544

It calculates the scores (relative to the equipped set) for all 7 elements (fire/cold/elec/wind/holy/dark/soul) and prints the results in the statistics pane (below Damage Mitigations).
Not posting it in the script thread since I doubt a lot of people (read: no one) would be interested.

Must be here, 'cause it's awesome. And also this script has fixed my problems with side panel when using custom font. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

Is there a way to get the equip's raw data just by scrolling over the equip?
And I need that to be recorded in a text file.

Is there a way to get the equip's raw data just by scrolling over the equip?
And I need that to be recorded in a text file.

Equipment stats are generated on page load an inserted in an element attribute for that particular equip. Theoretically, you could write a script that fires when the mouse-over popup is generated to parse only that current piece instead of scraping the entire page. However, JS cannot write data to an external file due to security reasons. The best that could be done is to store the parsed data until the user calls it up and manually copies and pastes it into their text editor of choice.

Equipment stats are generated on page load an inserted in an element attribute for that particular equip. Theoretically, you could write a script that fires when the mouse-over popup is generated to parse only that current piece instead of scraping the entire page. However, JS cannot write data to an external file due to security reasons. The best that could be done is to store the parsed data until the user calls it up and manually copies and pastes it into their text editor of choice.

How about writing it to clipboard? Can JS perform it? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

How about writing it to clipboard? Can JS perform it? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

No. Security. JS is restricted to the sandbox given to it by the browser. For example, you can't access any of HV's script functions from within a userscript because they're in two different sandboxes. However, you can access something like jQuery if it was loaded by another script since they're in the same sandbox.

There is an experimental HTML5 File API that (I think) can allow restricted access to the filesystem.
It's pretty crappy from the looks of it, though.

Is there a way to get the equip's raw data just by scrolling over the equip?
And I need that to be recorded in a text file.

The one possible way I can think of to make this happen is to write a userscript that makes an AJAX call to a localhost server. On this server you can do all the processing and saving to file.

I'm not sure whether you're allowed to AJAX from within a userscript, though.

The one possible way I can think of to make this happen is to write a userscript that makes an AJAX call to a localhost server. On this server you can do all the processing and saving to file.

I'm not sure whether you're allowed to AJAX from within a userscript, though.

That would require setting up a localhost. And I think AJAX is supported, but you might need to include an external framework to make it work.

That would require setting up a localhost. And I think AJAX is supported, but you might need to include an external framework to make it work.

It's cumbersome, but much better than copy-pasting, isn't it? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

And once you have it set up, it's pretty much auto-pilot from there.

And I think for AJAX, you only really need jQuery to make it simpler on yourself. As for the localhost, just a simple PHP server would do nicely (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

jQuery IS an external framework.

jQuery IS an external framework.

Well, you can also do AJAX without jQuery, but that's a bitch to do (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

It's not strictly required though, since he probably won't be releasing the script, so a heavily customised vanilla JavaScript script would work just as well.

Btw, I wasn't arguing with your point there (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)