Topic: Save in text file

There is also a solution !

You can send info (string of internet page) to a webserver (with php or other) that save the data.

Topic: Save in text file

no.

Topic: Save in text file

What a pity! :-(
I thought, Greasemonkey is much more capable.

Can I save the all page then?

Topic: Save in text file

no.

Topic: Save in text file

is there a script which can save parsed contents of the web page in a text file on computer?

Topic: YouTube stop video download

Hi,

tried your script but I keep getting uncaught "exception: Permission denied to call method XMLHttpRequest.open".

is there something I am missing?

Thanks.

Topic: YouTube stop video download

Hi, thanks for this Snippet. Did you realize a working script?I think, we need 2 more things:- a Play-Button- a progress bar

http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/13955

Topic: YouTube stop video download

Hi, thanks for this Snippet. Did you realize a working script?

I think, we need 2 more things:
- a Play-Button
- a progress bar

Topic: HELP GREASEMONKEY IN THE WAY

In your address bar, enter "about:config" and filter by "greasemonkey". The very first option should be "greasemonkey.editor", and you should be able to double click on it to edit the value. You want something like "C:/WINDOWS/notepad.exe".

-Joel

Topic: YouTube stop video download

great idea, I'll try it, thanks :-)

Topic: YouTube stop video download

Maybe it's actually the same as the GM method (maybe GM_ is a convenience name); and it's a chrome-privileged XMLHttpRequest object: http://wiki.greasespot.net/GM_xmlhttpRequest

Could be. I tried "new unsafeWindow.XMLHttpRequest();" , but that gave me an error, so I tried "new window.wrappedJSObject.XMLHttpRequest();" which didn't give me an error, but also didn't seem to restrict the request to the same domain.

I've posted a question to the greasemonkey google groups, so hopefully someone has the answer: http://groups.google.com/group/greasemonkey-use...

Topic: YouTube stop video download

for some reason the normal non-GM xmlhttprequest still allows cross-domain GET

Maybe it's actually the same as the GM method (maybe GM_ is a convenience name); and it's a chrome-privileged XMLHttpRequest object: http://wiki.greasespot.net/GM_xmlhttpRequest

I was thinking about youtube the other day, but after seeing how bad the quality of the videos were I figured it wasn't worth the hassle, think I found the URL and the video in the cache but don't have an FLV player. But I was wondering - will the script still work if I don't have the Flash plugin? The ones I viewed loaded a swf file, which would contain the URL of the actual movie, and load it when you clicked on the plugin's "Play" button. So how could Greasemonkey intercept the request which isn't anywhere in the DOM? I just wanted to save the movie and watch it offline.

Topic: YouTube stop video download

re: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/7917

When youtube streams a video to its default player, it does a redirect from the http://youtube.com/get_video?video_id= location to something like http://chi-v217.chi.youtube.com which then streams the video data.

You can use the same-domain restrictions of javascript to stop before it redirects and get the redirection address from the headers (there's also an extra redirect when the video is from cache.googlevideo.com). You can then add this address to a simple embed code and then use another remotely hosted flash player that supports buffering with autostart disabled.

One strange thing I noticed is that for some reason the normal non-GM xmlhttprequest still allows cross-domain GET's when you use it in greasemonkey. I've used jQuery as a temporary solution. I'm not really sure why using jQuery enforces the same-domain restriction.

Here's my code (it probably needs a bit of polishing :-) http://pastebin.ca/751901

Topic: HELP GREASEMONKEY IN THE WAY

i am trying to edit a script in greasemonkey... but i chose a .ico file instead of a programa such as notepad... i cannot reverse it... do you have any clue as to what i should do?