Hi @all,
I just did the mistake of installing firefox 4, however I noticed that
two identical parts of my scripts do not work on different sites. The
idea of the scripts is to fetch some data using XM_xmlhttprequest and
then parse and enter them into a web form. Here's my code:
var id;
window.setTimeout(go, 1500);
function go()
{
id = prompt("Bitte eine ID eingeben","");
if(id == "")
return;
GM_xmlhttpRequest({
method: 'GET',
url: 'http://example.org/getprops.php?id=' + id,
headers: {
'User-Agent': 'Lol',
},
onload: doit});
}
Ok, so this works for one page, while exactly the same code does not
work for another.
a) The use of this window.setTimeout method works on Page a, not on
Page b
b) if I replace the setTimeout with a direct call for page b, go is
being executed, but the onload callback function
is never being called. I tried altering names. This does work for
page a, not for b again
c) I took care that neither page a nor b has conflicting javascripts/
variables/functions.
Is this already a known bug, or did I just find it?
One Note aside: This did work with Firefox 3.6.15, and now as I'm back
to that version again, this script is working for both page a and b
again. Glad :-D
mfg 4nt4r3s
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