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bookmarklet! I would submit more links if there was a bookmarklet that submitted the page I was on.

by phil 20y ago

danw 20y ago
EDIT: I should have said this is a submit article bookmarklet. I'm working on trying a like/dislike. I've just made a realy quick and dirty bookmarklet. It's only tested in firefox 2 and it's not quite how I would like it to work but it's a start. I'll hopefully update it later to work better. Just add the following URL as a bookmark: javascript:(function() {var d=document;var b=d.body;var c=b.insertBefore(d.createElement('center'),b.firstChild); var dv=c.appendChild(d.createElement('iframe'));dv.id='ifrm'; dv.height='30%';dv.width='100%';dv.src='http://news.ycombinator.com/submit'; d.getElementById('ifrm').scrollIntoView(); })(); Let me know if it works.
- brett 20y ago
  The main functionality I would want out of a submit bookmarklet is prepopulating the url field so I don't have to copy and paste it. Showing the submit page in context of the page I am on does not help as much.
  - eli 20y ago
    Then I would suggest that a new feature be the ability to pass url parameters to the submit form that prepopulate the url and/or title fields. As it stands, there's no real way to do it in a bookmarklet. Firefox's XSS security policies won't allow it.
    - danw 20y ago
      Prepopulation is what I wanted too. If someone could update the submit page so that it accepts something like ?url=site.com&title=foobar in the url it would be great. At least now its easy to drag and drop from the page the url and title. Any one know a way to get prepopulation to work?
      - eli 20y ago
        As I said before, I don't think it can work (in Firefox) without a change in the code. Firefox's default security settings won't let you modify the content of html from another domain (I don't think...)
- eli 20y ago
  Which brings up another feature request: tweak the CSS so that really long text in a comment (without any spaces) doesn't cause the whole page to expand beyond 1024 pixels.
  - bluemoo 20y ago
    This problem is firefox specific. For whatever reason, IE does The Right Thing. Actually, the whole site just looks better in IE, so maybe this should be a request for better Firefox support :)
- M_Arrington 18y ago
  This is why we can't have nice things.
pg 20y ago
done (by you, in fact)
Arrington 18y ago
This is why we can't have nice things.

bookmarklet! I would submit more links if there was a bookmarklet that submitted the page I was on.

by phil 20y ago

bookmarklet! I would submit more links if there was a bookmarklet that submitted the page I was on.

danw 20y ago

EDIT: I should have said this is a submit article bookmarklet. I'm working on trying a like/dislike. I've just made a realy quick and dirty bookmarklet. It's only tested in firefox 2 and it's not quite how I would like it to work but it's a start. I'll hopefully update it later to work better. Just add the following URL as a bookmark: javascript:(function() {var d=document;var b=d.body;var c=b.insertBefore(d.createElement('center'),b.firstChild); var dv=c.appendChild(d.createElement('iframe'));dv.id='ifrm'; dv.height='30%';dv.width='100%';dv.src='http://news.ycombinator.com/submit'; d.getElementById('ifrm').scrollIntoView(); })(); Let me know if it works.

brett 20y ago
The main functionality I would want out of a submit bookmarklet is prepopulating the url field so I don't have to copy and paste it. Showing the submit page in context of the page I am on does not help as much.
- eli 20y ago
  Then I would suggest that a new feature be the ability to pass url parameters to the submit form that prepopulate the url and/or title fields. As it stands, there's no real way to do it in a bookmarklet. Firefox's XSS security policies won't allow it.
  - danw 20y ago
    Prepopulation is what I wanted too. If someone could update the submit page so that it accepts something like ?url=site.com&title=foobar in the url it would be great. At least now its easy to drag and drop from the page the url and title. Any one know a way to get prepopulation to work?
    - eli 20y ago
      As I said before, I don't think it can work (in Firefox) without a change in the code. Firefox's default security settings won't let you modify the content of html from another domain (I don't think...)
eli 20y ago
Which brings up another feature request: tweak the CSS so that really long text in a comment (without any spaces) doesn't cause the whole page to expand beyond 1024 pixels.
- bluemoo 20y ago
  This problem is firefox specific. For whatever reason, IE does The Right Thing. Actually, the whole site just looks better in IE, so maybe this should be a request for better Firefox support :)
M_Arrington 18y ago
This is why we can't have nice things.

pg 20y ago

done (by you, in fact)

Arrington 18y ago

This is why we can't have nice things.