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ResetEra Live Thread (Userscript)
- Thread starter Madjoki
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I actually noticed this for me it was random and not happening every second though. Fixed so title is only set when it's actually changed.
Sirpopopop Please consider having the tech team implement this userscript into the forums so that way it would no longer have to be manually installed by users.
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It's not. I disabled alerts for replies to watched topics and use unread watched page to see updated topics.
I can't even mark single alert read because that feature doesn't exist, it would always mark everything read.
YES thank you so much
this was the GOAT tier extension for GAF. Glad there's now an option for Era
this was the GOAT tier extension for GAF. Glad there's now an option for Era
Its compatible with the Firefox that is made for Android devices when using the TamperMonkey add-on.
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Cool thanks. The settings wheel can probably be removed or tweaked from the top, as it only shows up at the bottom of the screen (right above the reply box).
Highly agree to this.
Also, I've noticed that I've been having some issues with trying to get my settings to work. Sometimes, it won't start automatically, but other times, it will. Seems to be random or based on the thread I clicked on. Plus I wish I could completely turn off the "# new messages" marker permanently instead of doing it every time I open a thread.
Should mention I'm using the script via Tampermonkey on Chrome.
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2.6
Fixed "New Message Marker" settings being reset
Always disable if not on last page
2.7
Removed test code left in 2.6
Do you get any error on javascript console?
Fixed "New Message Marker" settings being reset
Always disable if not on last page
2.7
Removed test code left in 2.6
Do you get any error on javascript console?
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Yes, here is what it is stating:
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[12/1/2017 1:38:15 PM] JavaScript - https://www.resetera.com/threads/resetera-live-thread-userscript.2051/page-3
User Javascript thread
Uncaught exception: ReferenceError: Undefined variable: sendMessage
Error thrown at line 134, column 4 in <anonymous function>():
sendMessage("duplicateCheck", {threadID: threadID});
called from line 11, column 0 in program code:
(function() {
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Awesome, thank you. It's working much better now. Appreciate all the work that's been put into this script.
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Long time, no update.
Version 3.1
Version 3.1
- Added protection against (youtube) embeds being reset, even if here are embeds, edited messages won't be overwritten without confirmation
- Better detection of edited messages
- Changed position of controls at top, to keep "watch thread" from jumping around
Thanks so much for being on top of updating!
I noticed with the new layout, there's now a bar at the bottom that pops up that says "Page X" (whatever page number you're on).
Any chance of getting this to go away? Or is it something that needs to be updated on ERA's end?
Thanks again for your help.
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Updated with 5s, 10s options.
Same version also fixes for "time ago" in new messages not being in sync.
Madjoki is there any way to restore the previous position/styling of the button, such as an option within the script? The userscript just auto updated but I preferred the prior position and more compact styling.
Appreciate it's also still being maintained :)
Edit: apparently the version that auto updated isn't even the latest, oddly, it's v2.0. Also noticed the styling at the very base of the script. Think I'll just revert to the version I had before, all good.
Edit 2: wait, was I somehow using this alternative live reload userscript? I only noticed after going back through my post history. That only recently updated to 2.0 which would explain that puzzling update.
Appreciate it's also still being maintained :)
Edit: apparently the version that auto updated isn't even the latest, oddly, it's v2.0. Also noticed the styling at the very base of the script. Think I'll just revert to the version I had before, all good.
Edit 2: wait, was I somehow using this alternative live reload userscript? I only noticed after going back through my post history. That only recently updated to 2.0 which would explain that puzzling update.
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Seconded, live thread is an essential part of my reset experience, especially with TGA coming up so soon! Not expecting it to be updated before that though, mods/admins why'd you have to go and break this wonderful script before the TGAs :p
Also wasn't there talk around the time the site launched of incorporating a built-in live thread option? I'm guessing too much of a strain on servers to give everyone that ability by default, esp including mobile.
Thanks for the heads up, confirmed working for me too.
edit: Nm getting some buggy performance here and there but who knows if that's moreso due to general site fuckery right now...sometimes get posts from pages back appearing and often it'll get stuck in an updating loop without populating new posts after a few refreshes.
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No need to rush, the quick fix works fine as a temporarily solution and thanks.
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Did some additional fixes to old version, it would stop updating if messages were edited.
For daring preview of new version
New version is only basic feature of loading new messages.
It also changes way new message indicator works, it's now in favicon instead of being added to front of title. It doesn't reset yet tho, but that will happen in future version.
New version also in theory uses much less bandwidth and is code-wise much less complex, but comes at costs of not supporting edits.
For daring preview of new version
New version is only basic feature of loading new messages.
It also changes way new message indicator works, it's now in favicon instead of being added to front of title. It doesn't reset yet tho, but that will happen in future version.
New version also in theory uses much less bandwidth and is code-wise much less complex, but comes at costs of not supporting edits.
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