I narrowed down the reason. It was not working only in my script but
working in the others I installed. So I found out that when I write
this code directly in a user.js file :
if(GM_setValue)
{
alert('yes');
if(GM_getValue('Test','') == '')
{
alert('not found');
GM_setValue('Test','Passed');
}
else alert(GM_getValue('Test',''));
}
It works perfectly and gets/sets a value and I can see that in
about:config.
But when my script changes to this :
myScript = function()
{
if(GM_setValue)
{
alert('yes');
if(GM_getValue('Test','') == '')
{
alert('not found');
GM_setValue('Test','Passed');
}
else alert(GM_getValue('Test',''));
}
alert('something');
}
document.body.appendChild(document.createElement("script")).innerHTML
= "("+myScript+")()";
It doesn't work !!! But I need my methods to be embedded in the
document body, they won't work otherwise ! How can I get it to work?
Thanks,
Piyush
On Apr 5, 12:24 pm, "Brian L. Matthews" <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 4/5/10 9:17 AM, Piyush Soni wrote:
>
>
>
> > Anyone?
>
> > Thanks,
>
> > On Apr 4, 3:57 pm, Piyush Soni<[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >> Hi All,
> >> I must be doing something severely wrong, but I don't know what's
> >> that. I have written a lot of scripts for my personal use on my
> >> machines, but at no place any of the GM_ methods are working. It
> >> doesn't give any error message also. (I remember getting the variable
> >> GM_log not defined message in the Error Console once, but I don't see
> >> even that now). I have read at places about making
> >> javascript.options.strict and javascript.options.showInConsole true
> >> and did that, but even that didn't help. Similarly I cannot use
> >> GM_setValue and GM_setValue which I really need now.
>
> >> If that matters at all, I have Firebug also installed.
>
> I use a bunch of scripts and they all seem to work fine, and I'm working
> on a pretty extensive one right now that uses GM_[sg]etValue and
> GM_xmlhttpRequest and it works (I also have Firebug installed). The
> usual path is to create a new, empty Firefox profile and install just
> Greasemonkey and the script you're working on. If things work there,
> start bringing it up to the non-working profile's level until things
> stop working. As a quick first test, it might be useful to uninstall
> Greasemonkey then reinstall it, but if that doesn't help, the empty
> profile is probably the way to go.
>
> Brian
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