I've been coding this:

createLow{

$_currentURL = $URL;
#alert( $_currentURL  );

$position=index( $_currentURL,"www.youtube.");
if $position!=-1{
			$nope=index( $_currentURL,"fmt=" );
			if $nope==-1{
				#alert( $_currentURL );
				open( $_currentURL."&fmt=0" );
			}
		}
		
#end createLow
	}


$OnLoad=$OnLoad."createLow;";
#_______________________________________
$macroModules=$macroModules."LowYoutube;";

When the youtube page finish loading, re-loads with the fmt added in the url. It's to change the video quality. My code seems to work OK, but I need to modify the way it works, I would like to do not wait until it finishes loading, anybody knows of an event that could help me?

You can define a new context menu option to links.
For example; "Open Youtube video", and open Youtube links with right click context menu.

K-Meleon in Spanish

Thanks, I did something easier, I modified the Only Video Macro, and that did the trick.
I have another question, is there a way to stop the loading of a web-page?

To stop page loading in a macro you can use this ID COMMAND.

ID_NAV_STOP
Stop loading.

In the macro it would look like this.

id(ID_NAV_STOP);

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JamesD
To stop page loading in a macro you can use this ID COMMAND.

ID_NAV_STOP
Stop loading.

In the macro it would look like this.

id(ID_NAV_STOP);

Thanks JamesD. Do you know if there is a way to check the $URL in a loop, I mean without waiting for an specific event?
One more question, anybody have done a macro using injectCSS()?

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mslayer
Do you know if there is a way to check the $URL in a loop, I mean without waiting for an specific event?

I am not sure what you mean? Is the macro loading the URL into the tab or window, or do you call the macro from a menu? We have the OnLoad event but that is triggered when the loading is complete.

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JamesD

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mslayer
Do you know if there is a way to check the $URL in a loop, I mean without waiting for an specific event?

I am not sure what you mean? Is the macro loading the URL into the tab or window, or do you call the macro from a menu? We have the OnLoad event but that is triggered when the loading is complete.

Sorry I wasn't clear, the OnLoad event works great (I'm using this method) but I need to wait for the page to load. Since I'm trying to modify the url, it would be cool to do not wait.

I am not sure if you want the macro to stop the loading or you want to stop the loading yoursefl after you see what kind of page is loading. On my Klassic skin tool bar the third button from the left will stop the loading of the page.

Is the loading of the page started from clicking on a link or some other method?

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JamesD
I am not sure if you want the macro to stop the loading or you want to stop the loading yoursefl after you see what kind of page is loading. On my Klassic skin tool bar the third button from the left will stop the loading of the page.

Is the loading of the page started from clicking on a link or some other method?

I wanted to Stop the loading if the url wasn't modified, then modify it and finally re-load with the new url. Everything automatic, with no user interaction. But the problem is that $URL contains the url of the tab that you are viewing.
This would work like this:
You open a youtube page, the macro detects that there isn't a fmt= parameter defined in the url. Stop loading the page. Add the fmt= parameter. Re-load the page.
That was my idea, but probably is not doable.

You can use some accelerator to do this;
Type URL in address bar, and press accelerator (for example Ctrl+Enter or Alt+Enter or Ctrl+Alt+Enter or Shift+Enter), this accelerator (defined by default) you can modify to call your macro.
Your macro change URL if this is needed and open the URL.

K-Meleon in Spanish



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/15/2009 09:18AM by desga2.

The part about no user interaction won't work. There is nothing to tell the macro that the condition is such that it needs to run. OnLoad only happens when loading is complete. As desga2 says, you can use accelerator keys or you could create a button for the user to press to start the macro process.

mmm... I see...
OK, I think I will leave the code by now. But anybody knows if I can edit a website with injectCSS()? I could not find any macro examples using this function.

Threads about injectCSS():
http://kmeleonbrowser.org/forum/read.php?1,92090
http://kmeleonbrowser.org/forum/read.php?1,90592
http://kmeleonbrowser.org/forum/read.php?1,92094

Also you can search in MacroLibrary.

K-Meleon in Spanish



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/15/2009 08:17PM by desga2.