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Automatic Point-Splitter for the Lounge: Opera-Version?

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Answers

 

by: jimpenPosted on 2006-04-12 at 10:15:25ID: 16438307

 

by: x4uPosted on 2006-04-12 at 11:59:28ID: 16439324

What's the problem with the bookmarklet posted by Dan in Opera? As far as I can see there is nothing Firefox specific in it. So it should work with Opera too. I can't test it right now as I don't have any open questions with sufficent answers.

 

by: mplungjanPosted on 2006-04-12 at 12:10:34ID: 16439416

This should work in IE and Mozilla/FF - I do not have opera to test

function spltpnts() { var eex = document.splitPointsForm.getElementsByTagName('tr'); var eetxt =""; var eeflds = new Array(); var eeTxt ='points_'; for (eei=0;eei<eex.length;eei++) {  if (eex[eei].cells[0].className=='questionHeader' && eex[eei].cells[1].className!='yourHeader') { var eey = eex[eei].cells[0].innerHTML; var eePos = eey.indexOf(eeTxt); eeflds[eeflds.length]=eey.substring(eePos,eePos+eeTxt.length+8); } } var p2split = document.body.innerHTML.split('Points to Split')[0]; p2split = p2split.substring(p2split.toLowerCase().lastIndexOf('<b>')+3); var eepts=prompt('Points?',p2split); var eept = eepts/eeflds.length; for (eei=0;eei<eeflds.length;eei++) { document.splitPointsForm.elements[eeflds[eei]].value=eept; p2split-=eept; } if (p2split>0) alert(p2split +'to go');}spltpnts()

 

by: wertykPosted on 2006-04-12 at 15:24:22ID: 16441161

This works in ALL browsers:



javascript:function spltpnts() { alert("Just give all points to wertyk.");} spltpnts()

 

by: TimYatesPosted on 2006-04-13 at 00:37:37ID: 16443432

hahahaha =D

 

by: jimpenPosted on 2006-04-13 at 05:18:26ID: 16444604

Well let me re-phrase the question.  How do you get it to work with opera?

 

by: mplungjanPosted on 2006-04-13 at 05:53:32ID: 16444961

Did you try mine?
What does it say?

 

by: jimpenPosted on 2006-05-03 at 07:36:57ID: 16596565

How do you get the point splitter to work with opera?

 

by: mplungjanPosted on 2006-05-03 at 08:50:08ID: 16597341

I rephrase. What happens in Opera with the code I posted. Nothing? Error messages, what???

 

by: jimpenPosted on 2006-05-03 at 09:15:47ID: 16597610

Need to add this for the complete understanding:

In opera, create a new bookmark.
Edit its properties and set the name to SplitLizard and set  "Location" to the following
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function spltpnts() { var eex = document.splitPointsForm.getElementsByTagName('tr'); var eetxt =""; var eeflds = new Array(); var eeTxt ='points_'; for (eei=0;eei<eex.length;eei++) {  if (eex[eei].cells[0].className=='questionHeader' && eex[eei].cells[1].className!='yourHeader') { var eey = eex[eei].cells[0].innerHTML; var eePos = eey.indexOf(eeTxt); eeflds[eeflds.length]=eey.substring(eePos,eePos+eeTxt.length+8); } } var p2split = document.body.innerHTML.split('Points to Split')[0]; p2split = p2split.substring(p2split.toLowerCase().lastIndexOf('<b>')+3); var eepts=prompt('Points?',p2split); var eept = eepts/eeflds.length; for (eei=0;eei<eeflds.length;eei++) { document.splitPointsForm.elements[eeflds[eei]].value=eept; p2split-=eept; } if (p2split>0) alert(p2split +'to go');}spltpnts()
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(it should be one long line) -- verify by scrolling horizonatlly to the end.

To use:  view a Q that is open and is yours, then click the "Split Points" link.  Then execute the above code by selecting SplitLizard from the Bookmarks menu.  It will populate the EditBoxes, but you will still need to select one of the "Accept this..." radio buttons manually, and you must select a grade and you must distribute the "extra" points manually (extra points are displayed as a popup).

Feel free to test it on this question, but I'd prefer to get the entire 500 points with an A for the not-inconsiderable efforts I put into this.  Thanks! :)  

 

by: mplungjanPosted on 2006-05-03 at 12:42:17ID: 16599520

Any reason for the B?

 

by: jimpenPosted on 2006-05-03 at 13:55:07ID: 16600302

I had to go back to the original thread to pick up the instructions.

That's why my above comment about wrapping the splitter script with instructions.  If you want to object post to CS, and I won't argue.

 

by: mplungjanPosted on 2006-05-04 at 02:16:02ID: 16603803

I of course assumed you had read and understood the other thread since that is what started the whole thing...

I was just curious since if the script worked, then an A was in order in my opinion...

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