Paul, is there a way to make the script display it in a more prominent
place or via another notification method? As I'm going through it, I
just know that I'm going to miss some sites by not looking in the lower
right hand corner. Could it make something like a thin yellow highlight
bar at the top that says "jQuery-Powered"?
I'm not Paul, but having just looked at the greasemonkey script source I
found that all it is doing is to load:
http://paul.jquery.com/jquerydetector.js on every site by adding it to
the <head> element. Taking a look at it seems like it should be pretty
easy to write an own one doing all kinds of crazy stuff ; ). (You can
use jQuery on those sites, but it will be pretty much a random version ^^).
-- Felix
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Rey Bango wrote:
Paul, is there a way to make the script display it in a more prominent
place or via another notification method? As I'm going through it, I
just know that I'm going to miss some sites by not looking in the lower
right hand corner. Could it make something like a thin yellow highlight
bar at the top that says "jQuery-Powered"?
Rey...
Paul Bakaus wrote:
Hi guys,
I read threads about people not always knowing how to find out if a
site is using jQuery.
I have set up a easy but useful greasemonkey script, which adds a
small jquery icon in the bottom right corner if jQuery is found.
get it here: http://paul.jquery.com/jquerydetector.user.js . Tell me
your opinions!
Greetings,
Paul
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