What tutorial is that? That's not standard Greasemonkey style at all,
and won't work properly because of security restrictions
<http://wiki.greasespot.net/UnsafeWindow>.
Much better is something along the following lines:
function helloWorld() {
alert('hello world');
}
window.setTimeout(helloWorld, 60);
Note the use of the function's name as a symbol directly (rather than
inside a string) and without calling it (there are no parentheses
immediately following its reference in setTimeout). That saves a
reference to the function object itself for setTimeout to call. (This
works in ordinary JavaScript too; it's not a GM-specific feature at all.)
On 2010-04-15 19:38, Will Tran wrote:
Hey. This is installing properly, but javascript won't run properly
for me. I am on a Mac with Firefox 3.6.3. I tried doing
window.helloworld = function() from the tutorial and do a setTimeout.
I keep getting an error that helloworld is not defined.
window.helloworld = function() {
alert('hello world');
};
window.setTimeout('helloworld()', 60);
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