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I did this but Greasemonkey remained in the Firefox browser after the re-install. In any case I tried to install BOB and this time when I hit "new user script" and then "use script from clipboard" it put the copied text into the wordpad vessel; this did not happen last time. However, now I don't know what to do from here. Do I save this wordpad file to my computer?ender516 wrote:Well, perhaps you should try what dana1971 did, and reinstall Firefox, Greasemonkey, and BOB.
I think that the file is already in place at that point, and the editor is just there in case you want to customize the script. I think if you close wordpad without doing anything else, you should be good to go.Abyss24 wrote:I did this but Greasemonkey remained in the Firefox browser after the re-install. In any case I tried to install BOB and this time when I hit "new user script" and then "use script from clipboard" it put the copied text into the wordpad vessel; this did not happen last time. However, now I don't know what to do from here. Do I save this wordpad file to my computer?ender516 wrote:Well, perhaps you should try what dana1971 did, and reinstall Firefox, Greasemonkey, and BOB.
This is what I was coming to post about.thenobodies80 wrote:BOB has a problem to handle bonus collections --> http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewto ... 5#p4090627
Probably the issue is with type="mandatory"
Well, the help page for BOB, although out of date, included this (I think). However, that is a dead link now, so we should see about recovering and rehosting that. (It would likely be best to embed in BOB itself.) However, all is not lost. In addition to the markers on the map, there is a small region of text on the Game Page entitled Map Inspect. It is just below the My Spoils line, which is below the Game Type, etc., which is directly below the map image. When you are hovering, not only do icons appear on the map, the name of the territory over which you are hovering appears after the words "Map Inspect:" and below that, those same icons appear with an explanatory keyword like "Borders" and the list of territories in that category, with the number of troops on each territory as well.dt03457 wrote:On July 7, 2009 there was a comment in this post about hovering the mouse over a tert and seeing:
"Territories on the map: Highlight (with a certain convention) the territories that border this territory.
6 different options atm: Border (2-way attack), attack-only, defend-only, bombard, bombarded by, mutual bombard"
I see the six different conventions on the map, but don't have a key to tell me what is what. Some I have figured out and some I think i know, but I would like to be certain. Does someone have the map legend/key?
Thanks!!
Thanks... figured it out. Thought I was savvy enough to avoid those kinds of things, but nooooo...ender516 wrote:When you get to the userscripts.org page for BOB, be sure to click the Install button in the top right corner. Don't be fooled by enormous "Download Now" buttons that are in fact ads. (I think they are labelled as ads, but it can be hard to spot.)
Perhaps we should change the link from the /show/ form to the /install/ form.
Yes I checked to see if I accidentally disabled it, but it was enabled. I then uninstalled and reinstalled greasemonkey but the add ons still aren't working for me. Every time I try to download I just get the script page and the code used for the code.ender516 wrote:You didn't accidentally disable Greasemonkey, did you? Have you tried reinstalling it?
Does this happen for all scripts, or just BOB?Crazyirishman wrote:Yes I checked to see if I accidentally disabled it, but it was enabled. I then uninstalled and reinstalled greasemonkey but the add ons still aren't working for me. Every time I try to download I just get the script page and the code used for the code.ender516 wrote:You didn't accidentally disable Greasemonkey, did you? Have you tried reinstalling it?
All scripts that I tried: BOB clickies, map rank, and assault odds.ender516 wrote:Does this happen for all scripts, or just BOB?Crazyirishman wrote:Yes I checked to see if I accidentally disabled it, but it was enabled. I then uninstalled and reinstalled greasemonkey but the add ons still aren't working for me. Every time I try to download I just get the script page and the code.ender516 wrote:You didn't accidentally disable Greasemonkey, did you? Have you tried reinstalling it?
Thanks for the info, but I checked the applications tab and there was nothing for anything javascript related files. Im not sure what would stop greasmonkey from doing that, as I only have a few things in that tab.ender516 wrote:A quick thought: go to the Firefox Options dialog and open the Applications panel. Check the content types to see if something is set for Javascript files (.js, .user.js, text/javascript, ...) I'm not sure how it might appear, as there is nothing in there on my machine, but that is the point: my downloads work - Greasemonkey puts up a dialog which does a three second countdown, then enables the Install button. If you are not seeing this, then something is keeping Greasemonkey from working on the file, and it may be in that Applications panel.
Thanks I committed the great purge of firefox and was able to get everything back. I'm still not sure what the issue was because all me plugins were intact, but I guess that doesn't matter now.ender516 wrote:All I can suggest at this point is to start eliminating other add-ons and plugins from Firefox. Alternatively, you could set up a fresh profile in Firefox and work your way up.
Game 12543690.ender516 wrote:Do you have an example game or a screenshot?