elfio wrote: > Hello. I'm from Spain and my english is not very good. Please excuse > me. > Eh, your English is actually not too bad, especially compared to a lot of my own countrymen in America. ;-) > I was looking for spanish support or a community but I only found > english documentation. > I found too a IRC channel, but I forget the url... anybody knows? > I have some questions about greasemonkey. > > -Where put greasemonkey the code of the user script by defaultd? on > the top or on the botton? > The convention is to put the user script code beneath the metadata comment that Greasemonkey supplies. According to http://wiki.greasespot.net/Greasemonkey_Manual:Metadata_Block, it doesn't really matter technically, but I would follow the standard and just put your code under the comment block. > -I did some test with my script in a page made by myself (I copied the > source code of the page where he is going to work) and It worked, but > after that I test the same script in the page (the good, where he's > going to work) and It didn't work. What could be the problem? any > idea? > Not unless you show me the code and tell me more or less what it's supposed to do. (I have little or no psychic debugging <http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing/archive/2007/05/29/2955171.aspx> capacity. ;-)) > By now, it's all. Thank you for all. >
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