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pabst
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Originally posted by DaRealest

Think we should try it? If you want, Pm me the script and you can I can run it a couple of times to see what happens.


I'll keep you in mind if I ever have to test anything, but there isn't much point in testing the league leaders script for the entire league. What'll happen is it'll work fine for the two of us, and then once a few hundred people download it, the number of threads about how slow the servers are will skyrocket. I can't do that just for this simple script.

So, to all moderators everywhere, if I'm gonna kill the servers, I'm gonna make it count :-)
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JuggaloXtreme
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Is there a script for marking all threads as read?
 
hoshdude7
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Is there a script that tells you what plays that you got a pancake?
 
mw54finest
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Originally posted by JuggaloXtreme
Is there a script for marking all threads as read?


Originally posted by hoshdude7
Is there a script that tells you what plays that you got a pancake?


http://glbscripts.myfreeforum.org/about133.html
Closest thing to a search button. If you don't see it, it hasn't been created yet.
 
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Originally posted by mw54finest
Originally posted by JuggaloXtreme

Is there a script for marking all threads as read?


Originally posted by hoshdude7

Is there a script that tells you what plays that you got a pancake?


http://glbscripts.myfreeforum.org/about133.html
Closest thing to a search button. If you don't see it, it hasn't been created yet.


thanks
 
JuggaloXtreme
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I didn't see on for marking all threads as read, so I was only asking. If that's the only source then nope...

Thank you.
 
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Originally posted by pabst
I need a guinea pig. On the team leaders script:

line 34 says this:
var nstr = '<td class="player_name">';

change it to this:
var nstr = '<td class="player_name';

I'm guessing from the css that the class name changes from 'player_name' to 'player_name_short'. This should catch both and should make it work if it's doing what I think it is. Any brave souls out there :-P


Thanks for the quick fix!! And an extra special thanks to all those little grease monkeys out there making my GLB experience a little easier, script by script.
 
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Originally posted by JuggaloXtreme
I didn't see on for marking all threads as read, so I was only asking. If that's the only source then nope...

Thank you.


I know I could have simply told you no, but figured it would be easier for you later if you were looking for other scripts.

Although, personally it would be hard(to code and/or on the server) to make a script to do what you are asking, it wouldn't hurt to request one to see if one of the dev's will make one.
 
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It's no biggie, it gives me something to do when I'm really bored. Click all the topics to make them read.
 
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If its not done already, I think it'd be a good idea if somebody did a script that tabulated the Skill Points & SA tree values of players, adding it to the Roster.

A lot of time would be saved going through page after page of each player's link.

Perhaps the major & minor skills for each position could be highlighted too.

I realise it will change daily, but it should be possible...?


And if it has been done already - somebody please let me know.

Thanks.
 
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Originally posted by Heffmeister
If its not done already, I think it'd be a good idea if somebody did a script that tabulated the Skill Points & SA tree values of players, adding it to the Roster.

A lot of time would be saved going through page after page of each player's link.

Perhaps the major & minor skills for each position could be highlighted too.

I realise it will change daily, but it should be possible...?


And if it has been done already - somebody please let me know.

Thanks.


Originally posted by pabst
Originally posted by The Strategy Expert


This is sweet indeed thanks!

Although I do have a request, for the SA totals, it only is worth while to know the true SP value, rather than the total sum of the numbers. Is there any way to modify that?

Also, it would be a little quicker to have the totals by columns for the attributes since a lot of positions have no use for the 2nd group, so segregating the numbers that way would also be a potential big enhancement.


Done. Enjoy.
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/30110


Closest thing I know of that should help. Not on roster page, but on Profile page.
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Yukon Don
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I know someone wrote a script to make the "depth chart" window bigger...has anyone written one to make the PM window bigger? Would make the PM more printer friendly. I'm trying to print out the PMs that I have for trades & signings that have been arranged for the offseason. Have to copy&paste each to wordpad currently. Ugh.
 
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Originally posted by jonbaker22


Originally posted by pabst


Done. Enjoy.
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/30110


Closest thing I know of that should help. Not on roster page, but on Profile page.


Thanks, but thats not at all what I had in mind.

Have a look at this spreadsheet, which is as close as I can get to explaining it:

http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pg3asouAaimrI1llRL0trFw


Clearly the figures in this (Defense only) example are made up, and the info would need to retrieved dynamically on a daily basis (or with a "refresh" option), but I think it would be a big help for team managers to have a skills overview of their roster at a glance.

 
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Originally posted by Heffmeister

Thanks, but thats not at all what I had in mind.

Have a look at this spreadsheet, which is as close as I can get to explaining it:

http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pg3asouAaimrI1llRL0trFw


Clearly the figures in this (Defense only) example are made up, and the info would need to retrieved dynamically on a daily basis (or with a "refresh" option), but I think it would be a big help for team managers to have a skills overview of their roster at a glance.


I have no doubt that it would help. But there's ~45 pages of network traffic that will be caused every time you hit that refresh button. And, because we're only using Javascript, we have no way to save a data set that large. You'd have to hit that button every time you wanted to look at it, not just when you wanted it updated.

 
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Originally posted by Heffmeister
Originally posted by jonbaker22



Originally posted by pabst



Done. Enjoy.
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/30110


Closest thing I know of that should help. Not on roster page, but on Profile page.


Thanks, but thats not at all what I had in mind.

Have a look at this spreadsheet, which is as close as I can get to explaining it:

http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pg3asouAaimrI1llRL0trFw


Clearly the figures in this (Defense only) example are made up, and the info would need to retrieved dynamically on a daily basis (or with a "refresh" option), but I think it would be a big help for team managers to have a skills overview of their roster at a glance.



Okay, there is a way you could do it in Excel, IF you had a base line. I have created a level calculator that I will be releasing later today that will show you how many SP you can expect to earn in one season, and that's done with simple math. To get the result I think you are looking for, you have to know what the players all started at, and not to mention the math will be a bit more complex. Say you have a guy that starts with 10 Str at level 1 & he's currently got 20. You'd think the answer would be 10 SP to get him there... not so. You also have to figure out a couple more factors... what was he training on (Relaxed, Normal or Intense) as each one gives you a little more tarining on whatever stat is being trained. You also have to figure out how much stat training he got based of the 10 levels he gained all together (the increase you get for leveling up, as well as the regression of how much that stat got trained in each level. So, as you can see, that's a MONSTER of a page of algebra to figure out.
 
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