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Oh, I was kidding, but I meant recently. I hadn't heard of it at all but I guess a lot of people have started using it recently. +1 for Zoidberg!
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Posted by: ctjl96
LOL I love how Glass Galaxies just all of a sudden got really popular after me and Mushy started using it.
/thisthemeismine!

I've been using Zoidbergs themes since the very first glass theme, back in 09 the Halo 3 one. http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/8237/screenshoteq.jpg I even created a Halo 2 one of it, I just can't remember where I saved it, it's in this thread somewhere though.

  • 09.25.2011 9:14 AM PDT

Goodbye...


Posted by: Zoidberg25
When I said the messed up logo, I'm talking about the repeated logo on the page, is that what you were talking about in the reply? Just to make sure we're on the same track.

Oh, the rainbow Bungie logo? No, that's unrelated. It's a bug with that script.

  • 09.25.2011 9:19 AM PDT

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Glass Galaxies - a theme for bungie.net

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Posted by: HLG Amber Clad
Posted by: Zoidberg25
When I said the messed up logo, I'm talking about the repeated logo on the page, is that what you were talking about in the reply? Just to make sure we're on the same track.

Oh, the rainbow Bungie logo? No, that's unrelated. It's a bug with that script.

Alright, sweet. In regards to the problem with the ugly box at the bottom of the page, I've just updated the theme to hopefully fix the problem. There is now a small black bar across the bottom of the page in both Firefox and Chrome which I'd like to get rid of completely at some point, but for now it seems like a relatively unintrusive temporary fix.

As always, thanks for reporting problems, and let me know if you come across any more!

edit: still doesn't work on some pages. damn. just wish that footer was gone..
edit II: got another possible solution. theme has been updated with the new fix.. minor problem though, I get a weird small, white border at the top and left of the page when I scroll down to the bottom.. uh.

[Edited on 09.25.2011 11:20 AM PDT]

  • 09.25.2011 9:46 AM PDT

Posted by: Commander GX
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Posted by: Zoidberg25
Posted by: HLG Amber Clad
Posted by: Zoidberg25
When I said the messed up logo, I'm talking about the repeated logo on the page, is that what you were talking about in the reply? Just to make sure we're on the same track.

Oh, the rainbow Bungie logo? No, that's unrelated. It's a bug with that script.

Alright, sweet. In regards to the problem with the ugly box at the bottom of the page, I've just updated the theme to hopefully fix the problem. There is now a small black bar across the bottom of the page in both Firefox and Chrome which I'd like to get rid of completely at some point, but for now it seems like a relatively unintrusive temporary fix.

As always, thanks for reporting problems, and let me know if you come across any more!


Will do.

  • 09.25.2011 11:02 AM PDT
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Bungie Theme Preview
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Reach Theme 1 Preview.
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Noble 6 Theme Preview Note: Sam Spratt is the artist of this background
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Here are some Google Chrome themes I pulled from a thread I made a while ago. I'm not sure if all my themes are still up since I haven't checked all the links recently, but I hope they still are.

  • 09.25.2011 11:35 AM PDT

Posted by: Commander GX
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Posted by: drummer0702
Noble 6 Theme Preview Note: Sam Spratt is the artist of this background


So that's where that avatar came from.

  • 09.25.2011 11:38 AM PDT

Yay! You posted it! I told you it's fine. I'll PM Duardo and ask him to put it in the OP.

  • 09.25.2011 12:01 PM PDT
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Posted by: ctjl96
Yay! You posted it! I told you it's fine. I'll PM Duardo and ask him to put it in the OP.


Please do.

  • 09.25.2011 7:53 PM PDT

Done. Whether or not he will is another question. He gets a -blam!- ton of PMs.
Posted by: Orna Talamee

Posted by: ctjl96
Yay! You posted it! I told you it's fine. I'll PM Duardo and ask him to put it in the OP.


Please do.

  • 09.25.2011 8:00 PM PDT
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Posted by: ctjl96
Done. Whether or not he will is another question. He gets a -blam!- ton of PMs.
Posted by: Orna Talamee

Posted by: ctjl96
Yay! You posted it! I told you it's fine. I'll PM Duardo and ask him to put it in the OP.


Please do.


I'd imagine so.

  • 09.25.2011 8:01 PM PDT

I'm the cult of personality,
I call it like i see it, if i feel the need to be blunt and to the point, then i will, if i feel the need to be very detailed, i will, im here to stay and im here to do things my way, if you respect that or not is your choice, not mine,
and don't worry, while i don't agree with everyone's opinion, i do respect everyone's opinion.

i think someone should turn this guys idea into a script =D

[Edited on 09.26.2011 3:49 PM PDT]

  • 09.26.2011 3:49 PM PDT
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Posted by: Insane AlphaBeta
i think someone should turn this guys idea into a script =D


I second this.

  • 09.26.2011 3:50 PM PDT

Heard you the first time. :P

I would, but I don't know how I would go about changing the picture when the replies hit a certain amount, because the replyCountLabel has "123 replies" and I don't know how I would use and if...then statement to detect how many replies it has, because it has other characters in it.
Posted by: Insane AlphaBeta
i think someone should turn this guys idea into a script =D

  • 09.26.2011 3:52 PM PDT
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I would like a script that changes -blam!- to -potato!- (cookie to whoever remembers that thread)

  • 09.26.2011 8:43 PM PDT

Posted by: Orna Talamee
I would like a script that changes -blam!- to -potato!- (cookie to whoever remembers that thread)
document.innerHTML = document.innerHTML.replace(/-blam!-/g, "-potato!-");

  • 09.26.2011 11:11 PM PDT

Left here a long time ago.

Posted by: dazarobbo
Posted by: Orna Talamee
I would like a script that changes -blam!- to -potato!- (cookie to whoever remembers that thread)
document.innerHTML = document.innerHTML.replace(/-blam!-/g, "-potato!-");
Wouldn't it be safer (and less intrusive toward other userscripts) to loop through each $("p[id$='_skin_PostBlock']") and run a regex on its textContent?

  • 09.27.2011 1:19 AM PDT
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I haven't the slightest clue to what any of that even means.

  • 09.27.2011 5:08 AM PDT

Posted by: Commander GX
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Posted by: Orna Talamee
I haven't the slightest clue to what any of that even means.


Neither do I.

  • 09.28.2011 4:26 PM PDT
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It'd probably just be easier to replace every "-blam!-" with "-potato!-". Also, it would replace any "-blam!-"s in the title of the webpage with "-potato!-", too.

  • 09.28.2011 4:36 PM PDT

Posted by: Commander GX
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Posted by: Pro7ector
It'd probably just be easier to replace every "-blam!-" with "-potato!-". Also, it would replace any "-blam!-"s in the title of the webpage with "-potato!-", too.


That's what they were discussing...

  • 09.28.2011 4:36 PM PDT
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My post was in opposition to the idea of looping through the post blocks.
Posted by: M94 Mushroom Man

Posted by: Pro7ector
It'd probably just be easier to replace every "-blam!-" with "-potato!-". Also, it would replace any "-blam!-"s in the title of the webpage with "-potato!-", too.


That's what they were discussing...

  • 09.28.2011 4:50 PM PDT

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regex + innerHTML is bad. NOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooo
Posted by: dazarobbo
Posted by: Orna Talamee
I would like a script that changes -blam!- to -potato!- (cookie to whoever remembers that thread)
document.innerHTML = document.innerHTML.replace(/-blam!-/g, "-potato!-");


[Edited on 09.28.2011 4:54 PM PDT]

  • 09.28.2011 4:54 PM PDT

Posted by: Iggyhopper
regex + innerHTML is bad. NOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooo
Ordinarily I'd agree, however:

- If it's a performance issue, then with large strings and 0 or more quantifiers I can see how. In this case it isn't. All were doing is replacing a very small string.

- If it's a security issue by way of XSS or something (like what David was saying), then, again, ordinarily that would be an issue. Here we're not even touching any HTML entities and this particular regex is able to get to everything. I concede that if it were a Javascript string literal within a script itself in the HTML, then it would be an issue.

- If it's a general concern that you should use a DOM parser and go modify the textContent value (again, as David was saying) rather than regex-ing straight HTML, that's open to debate (see the multiple arguments of stackoverflow for reference). Generally I would agree and go with the DOM (as I usually do with parsing HTML in PHP), but I think most of us here know the bungie.net HTML pretty well, so again, I don't think it's of great concern.

  • 09.28.2011 8:56 PM PDT

dat feeling when you plow a multi-ton covenant war machine.


Posted by: dazarobbo
Posted by: Iggyhopper
regex + innerHTML is bad. NOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooo
Ordinarily I'd agree, however:

- If it's a performance issue, then with large strings and 0 or more quantifiers I can see how. In this case it isn't. All were doing is replacing a very small string.

- If it's a security issue by way of XSS or something (like what David was saying), then, again, ordinarily that would be an issue. Here we're not even touching any HTML entities and this particular regex is able to get to everything. I concede that if it were a Javascript string literal within a script itself in the HTML, then it would be an issue.

- If it's a general concern that you should use a DOM parser and go modify the textContent value (again, as David was saying) rather than regex-ing straight HTML, that's open to debate (see the multiple arguments of stackoverflow for reference). Generally I would agree and go with the DOM (as I usually do with parsing HTML in PHP), but I think most of us here know the bungie.net HTML pretty well, so again, I don't think it's of great concern.


This post makes me wish I understood it.

I must learn.

  • 09.28.2011 9:00 PM PDT

Key


Posted by: the panzie man

Posted by: dazarobbo
Posted by: Iggyhopper
regex + innerHTML is bad. NOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooo
Ordinarily I'd agree, however:

- If it's a performance issue, then with large strings and 0 or more quantifiers I can see how. In this case it isn't. All were doing is replacing a very small string.

- If it's a security issue by way of XSS or something (like what David was saying), then, again, ordinarily that would be an issue. Here we're not even touching any HTML entities and this particular regex is able to get to everything. I concede that if it were a Javascript string literal within a script itself in the HTML, then it would be an issue.

- If it's a general concern that you should use a DOM parser and go modify the textContent value (again, as David was saying) rather than regex-ing straight HTML, that's open to debate (see the multiple arguments of stackoverflow for reference). Generally I would agree and go with the DOM (as I usually do with parsing HTML in PHP), but I think most of us here know the bungie.net HTML pretty well, so again, I don't think it's of great concern.


This post makes me happy I don't understand it.

I must never learn.


[Edited on 09.28.2011 9:09 PM PDT]

  • 09.28.2011 9:08 PM PDT