Hey Everyone,
Here’s a old script that I made back in 2007 called gallery Lister.
Basically it’s a simple link generator that generates links in numerical order. It’s really useful when viewing images all on one page.
You can check it out here, Gallery Lister Beta.
Summary:
This is a javascript batch search script. It generates links or images of sequence data. -: Source
Usage:
(*start number - *end number).jpg
Example:
http://www.example.com/pics/(01-30).jpg
Result:
http://www.example.com/pics/01.jpg
http://www.example.com/pics/02.jpg
...
http://www.example.com/pics/29.jpg
http://www.example.com/pics/30.jpg
Tip:
You can search multiple directories at once with the following format
http://www.asdf.com/data/(234-235)/(34-54).jpg
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Gallery Lister 0.6 Beta release
Download Videos From Your Browser’s Cache
I watch tons of videos on-line in any given week from sites like youtube.com, dailymotion, and newgrounds.
From time to time I stumble across videos that I would love to keep in my video collections. The way that I save the videos is by saving the browser cache folder and searching for the video within there.
To simplify this process I use VideoCacheView from Nirsoft.net.
VideoCacheView is freeware and easy to use. All you do is download and extract the zip file, then launch the program.
Example
Let’s say that I want to download “TFS Abridged Parody Episode 24″ from youtube.com.
TFS Abridged Parody Episode 24 Video
Step 1: Open the link and have the video load to the completion.
Step 2: After that launch VideoCacheView.exe and right click on the temporary file to save the video.
That’s it.
Video Cache View Right click to save
Once last thing. Most of the videos are in the flv file format. To solve this problem, you can use “iWisoft Free Video Converter” to convert from one file format to another, like wmv or avi.
Video Cache View: Download here
Javascript release for Quine-McCluskeyJS
After having too much trouble with simplifying long Boolean expressions by hand, I decided to write a script for it. So with a day or two of coding and testing, Quine-McCluskeyJS was formed.
Quine-McCluskeyJS is a Javascript version of the Quine Mccluskey algorithm for Boolean algebra reduction.
Take a look here for more information.
Link: http://code.google.com/p/quine-mccluskeyjs/
Chickenfoot mixed with jQuery.
Chickenfoot is a Firefox extension design for website automation.
Chickenfoot is a Firefox extension that puts a programming environment in the browser’s sidebar so you can write scripts to manipulate web pages and automate web browsing. In Chickenfoot, scripts are written in a superset of Javascript that includes special functions specific to web tasks.
Basically, it let’s you take control of Firefox and simulate a user. The API is fill with basic operation, like go(url), append(content), onClick( function, window) and etc. You can get more power and functionality by including other JavaScript libraries and frameworks. That’s when the fun begins.
Since the goal in website automation is a lot of HTML manipulations then, jQuery is the best framework for the job. jQuery can be easily included with a simple fix here.
Here are some examples of Chickenfoot scripts. Once Chickenfoot is installed hit f8, press the “New” tab, then insert one of the following scripts.
Downloading a URL
include( "fileio.js" ); //Enables the write and read commands.
var url = "http://google.com",
content = read( url ),
filename = desktopDir().path + "\\google.html";write( filename, content );
Clean up craigslist.org
include( "http://bateru.com/js/jquery-1.4.2-mod.js" );
$ = window.$;
var url = "http://houston.craigslist.org/sss/";
go( url, true ); //Refresh the page to the url
sleep(2); // So you can see the different.
var cleanHTML = $(document.body).html().toLowerCase();
cleanHTML = cleanHTML.replace( /[$\*!]{2}|[~\*]/gi, "");
$( document.body ).html( cleanHTML );
Overall, Chickenfoot is a great extension to have. These few examples shown here only scratch the surface of what it’s capable of.
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