Am 06.02.2012 18:40, schrieb Anonymous Usercript writer:
document.getElementyById("masthead-container");
Sorry, my fault, there was a typo in my email: It's getElementById not
getElementyById (the y is wrong there). Guess I should look at my code
thrice next time... Sorry again.
Two tools that might come in handy for you next time you write a userscript:
The error console of Firefox (Strg+Shift+J). It would likely have shown
an entry like "getElementyById is not a function of document,
xyz_scriptname.user.js in line 56". Usually the messages are at least
telling a bit and usually giving a good point to start debugging at.
If you need to paste code anyway: www.pastebin.com is a great page for
pasting code snippets including syntax highlighting, which is
appreciated if you have long scripts. You likely know but userscripts
are JavaScript (just mentioning that in case you're not sure).
Chris
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