[Greasemonkey] Cannot use GreaseMonkey :-(
Guess Who am I
shiftcode at hotmail.com
Sat Jun 4 10:23:40 EDT 2005
GreaseMonkey gets me crazy, so let's start from the beginning.
I followed this link : http://greasemonkey.mozdev.com/using.html
Citation : You can install scripts by right-clicking on links to them and
selecting "Install User Script..."
False for my configuration. When the author of this page speaks about LINK,
he (she) refers to the <a href="..."> ... </a> tag?
When I right click on a link, the only things I have is "Open the link in a
new tab", followed by a separation bar, then other links option (save link
target as, ...)
Citation : ... Or, you can select the same option under the tools menu
False, because you told me that this option is unavailable when I have no
user script for the current page.
At your question "Do you actually have any scripts installed?" the answer is
no. I have no user scripts installed because this is the first time I use
GreaseMonkey. I just want to install my first script, that's all.
My only question is "what must I do to install my own user script?" I
thought that the page http://greasemonkey.mozdev.com/using.html was a quick
start documentation, but no :-( There is probably something that goes wrong,
but what?
When I choose "View source" in the context menu of a page, I have no
GreaseMonkey option in my menu.
<br><br><br>>From: Jeremy Dunck <jdunck at gmail.com><br>>Reply-To:
greasemonkey at mozdev.org<br>>To: greasemonkey at mozdev.org<br>>Subject:
Re: [Greasemonkey] Cannot use GreaseMonkey :-(<br>>Date: Sat, 4 Jun 2005
01:46:55 -0500<br>><br>>On 6/4/05, Guess Who am I
<shiftcode at hotmail.com> wrote:<br>> > Hi, in the Tools menu of
Firefox, options "Install user script" and "user<br>> >
script commands" are grayed (unavailable). There is no context menu
entry in<br>> > the link context menu, and when I use "Manage
user scripts" in the Tools<br>> > menu, clicking on the edit
button at the bottom of the window (near<br>> > "Enabled"
checkbox), the window GreaseMonkey window closes itself, without<br>>
> doing anything else.<br>><br>>"Install user script" is
only enabled when you're currently viewing a<br>>user script in the
window.<br>><br>>"User script commands" is only enabled when
a user script has<br>>registered some commands.<br>><br>>It's
normal for the UI to go away when you click edit.<br>><br>>So the only
weirdness you're seeing is that you're not getting shelled<br>>to your
text editor when you click "Edit". Do you actually have
any<br>>scripts installed? I notice that if you don't have a user
script<br>>selected in the list on the left, GM behaves the way you
describe.<br>><br>>Go to the directory page, view a user script, and
see if Install User<br>>Script becomes
enabled:<br>>http://dunck.us/collab/GreaseMonkeyUserScripts<br>><br>>Here's
an example script, for
ease:<br>>http://www.langenhoven.com/code/gsearch/gsearchrate.user.js<br>><br>>And
an explanation of what it
does:<br>>http://www.langenhoven.com/code/gsearch/gsearchrate.php<br>><br>>Anyway,
once you've installed that, see if the edit button behaves<br>>like you'd
expect.<br>>_______________________________________________<br>>Greasemonkey
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