Not sure this will work, but worth a try:
* greasemonkey init code + The main jquery lib code*
$('<input type="button" name="popupButton" value="popUp">').prependTo
('body').click(function() {
alert("Popup from userscript function!");
});
--Karl
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On Jun 8, 2007, at 12:34 PM, emerson999 wrote:
I've been trying to use jquery within a greasemonkey script, and keep
hitting the same problem. Both from a simple copy and paste of jquery
into a greasemonkey script, and using the version of jquery modified
for greasemonkey over at http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/7373 ,
there's one problem which will come up.
Adding or changing something on a page works fine, except that it
won't seem to add javascript functions. For example, the code below
* greasemonkey init code + The main jquery lib code*
function AlertBox()
{
alert("Popup from userscript function!")
}
$("body").prepend( $("<input type='button' name='popupButton'
value='popUp' onclick='AlertBox()'>") );
This will create the button, but there will be no effect from clicking
it, other than an error message on the console warning of a missing
AlertBox function, and a view source will show no AlertBox function
in the page source.
Any ideas on what might be going wrong here, or if there's a way to
get it working? I've tried the same code as a konqueror userscript,
and everything runs perfectly.
