[Greasemonkey] gm addedd javascript would work without it?

[Jeremy Dunck]

On 6/28/06, chris feldmann <cfeldmann at gmail.com> wrote:
> Sure, you can. You can put forms with as many inputs as you want all
> over the web with greasemonkey. What you can't do is put the code
> needed to accept and process those inputs on the webservers behind the
>  webpages, which makes the exercise rather pointless.

Not necessarily true, if he's naming the controls he's creating the
same as some previously-included textbox or something.

I just saw a lame form that required an exact match on a string input,
but provided a popup for a valid list of values, earlier today.  Some
pages suck.  User script authors generally don't.

Try this:

====
unsafeWindow.location.href = 'javascript:void(var mytestvar=1)';

if (window.mytestvar) { //js enabled, continue.

}
====

I think that approach will work.