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wetnun in lj_nifty

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Dec 24, 2005 11:23

Well here is a quick script I wrote. There are two versions. One for GreaseMonkey (Firefox) and one for Trixie (Same idea but IE). So when you come to a "forbidden" or "error" page on the system the script will dynamically draw a forward and backwards button for you on the page ( Read more... )

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spatulistic December 26 2005, 22:37:38 UTC

Hmm.. am I doing something wrong?

mpnolan December 26 2005, 22:42:58 UTC

Does anyone have a forbidden entry page I can try this on?

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mpnolan December 26 2005, 22:48:50 UTC

Same error using that entry. Also FF 5.5 with GM 0.6.4.

wetnun December 26 2005, 23:05:39 UTC

Firefox 5.5?

whoops :P mpnolan December 26 2005, 23:11:55 UTC

1.5

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kunzite1 December 27 2005, 03:54:17 UTC

mine tries to mimic xcolibur.
i hacked mine together from the version in your comments on the previous post about this.

wetnun December 27 2005, 05:02:34 UTC

Interesting. So you opt'd to just replace the content of the page. I thought about doing that except that the error varied so much that it was easier to make the script smaller for management reasons.

For instance your body length check would fail on some of the error pages I've seen. Although it would catch most of the simple ones. Also I've seen apache style errors that dont' say "forbidden" at all.

But the script I originally put up didn't work for you? Or you just didn't like the output?

kunzite1 December 27 2005, 05:05:19 UTC

huh. i guess it's not very intelligent.

and i didn't like that i couldn't get back to lj easily if i didn't care to continue with that user's journal. so. didn't like the output. and i wanted it to look more like lj so i knew it wasn't some other funky page.

i take things and enhance them as i see fit. no disrespect to your script. just took it and hacked it into something else. :)

i'm not an awesome JS hacker, but, maybe you could take my idea and turn it into something else. maybe instead of using actual html to make the header and footer, you could use images and imagemaps.

wetnun December 27 2005, 05:54:17 UTC

It wouldn't be hard to expand the menu system. Granted there is an issue of you having to edit the js file if you want to specify your particular home page ( ... )

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ilyanep December 27 2005, 04:57:39 UTC

FYI, Opera supports greasemonkey userJS scripts :)

wetnun December 27 2005, 05:03:36 UTC

Good to know. I'm going to hope it's compatible since I don't see any complaints. :)