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Thank you for the update!! It's one of my most used scripts.
Posted 22 months ago.
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@Heather-L. :)
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v2.0.3 released
This is a bug fix affecting Firefox and the image src in the "Grab the image" menu option. Thanks for the report, @*BZd*.
Either wait for the script's auto-updater to kick in (it checks once per day), or click here: userscripts.org/scripts/source/6178.user.js
By the way, is everyone finding the auto-updater working OK?
Originally posted 22 months ago.
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premasagar edited this topic 22 months ago.
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premasagar : The autoupdater notified me about the new version, and after installing everything is fine again. Thank you for the prompt fix.
One annoying thing about the autoupdater is if I open more pages at the same time when an update is avaliable GM offers me to install the update as many times how much pages I opened. For example I open my contact page and start open let's say 5 new photos in new tabs, I get the GM update pop-up 5 times. I had this phenomenon earlier with other GM scripts with autoupdater feature, so it's the autoupdater, not allSizes.
Posted 22 months ago.
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@premasagar no autoupdater has some bugs for sure.
It was asking me if I want to update to version 2.0.2 all the time the flickr page loaded and nothing changed when I agreed.
I had to navigate here, remove plugin, download it again and now it seems fine.
I`m on Chrome.
Posted 22 months ago.
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Im on chrome aswell and got the same auto upate bug in each flickr page I opened, I had to uninstall "allsizes" and reinstall again, seems to work for me.
Posted 22 months ago.
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Just updated to 2.0.3 and figured I'd pop in and say once again THANK YOU for this wonderful script! It's definitely my most used and favorite. It eliminates loads of extra work.
Posted 22 months ago.
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Cool. Thanks for the feedback. The auto-updater code is my own, and it's integrated from within the script. I had my suspicions about its behaviour in Chrome, which behaves differently than Firefox on this, and I'm not yet sure what I can do to work around it. Essentially, Chrome seems to be keeping the old version in memory, even after you update the script. Some research required...
Because the version of the script that you have installed still has the code that causes these issues, you might see the same behaviour when I next release an update. Hopefully after that, though, it'll be resolved.
@ATK195 - Brilliant. Thanks for letting me know.
Originally posted 22 months ago.
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premasagar edited this topic 22 months ago.
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Thanks, I was missing this. A couple of questions though. In the previous version a title="" attribute was added to the HTML img tag this was very useful for captioning images is there any chance of adding this back in. Also I'd like to strip out the width and height attributes from the img tag as I find these annoying when you change an image size.
Posted 22 months ago.
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premasagar said: “Essentially, Chrome seems to be keeping the old version in memory, even after you update the script”
Yep... It's this way with all my Chrome extensions... Best bet is to uninstall the old version & reinstall the new one. :-)
Posted 22 months ago.
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First of all, fantastic work! I was wondering if anything can be done to enable AllSizes for "non-downloadable" images like this:
www.flickr.com/photos/noretta_imma/3877911069
I took a quick look at the source of that page, and it doesn't look like the necessary structure is in place for AS to get its hooks in in.
Posted 22 months ago.
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I guess it is possible, but not legal, and that could cause some headaches to premasagar and of course to photographers. Its not nice to find your pictures being used in comercial stuff without your permission, and that could be so easy if we all could download anyones pictures in original size.
Posted 21 months ago.
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I'm not talking about getting the original image size. That's not even possible anymore. I'm talking about the images that have been marked as "non-downloadable".
I put that in quotes, because any image has to be downloaded in order to be displayed. It's relatively easy to use Firebug or other tools to circumvent the basic measures in place to keep people from saving the images, but it would be nice if I didn't have to do that. There's nothing illegal about anything I'm suggesting.
Indeed, the AllSizes script is already enabling the Share button when it normally wouldn't be enabled. All I was asking is if the script could be made functional where it's currently breaking in an ugly way. Alternatively, it could be made to fail more gracefully.
Posted 21 months ago.
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@Walwyn - Yes, I'd like to make this possible, with a "Custom" option, to construct your own desired code.
@Wil C. Fry - It also looks like you can close and restart Chrome to kick the update into effect.
@mattlycra - what's broken for you on that page?
Posted 21 months ago.
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Originally posted 21 months ago.
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premasagar edited this topic 21 months ago.
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premasagar Thank you so much for all the work you've done on this script. I will be sending a donation your way, once my finances are slightly more in order... This week however I'm rationing my lunch money....
Posted 21 months ago.
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This version 6178.user.js for the new format photo pages doesn't appear to work at all in my Opera browser.
Using the previous script in the old style Flickr pages I'd see a thumbnail image of the photo at the top right hand of the page directly above the member's icon; right clicking on that thumbnail would give access to the menu including "save image". Now I see nothing similar.
Would someone please take pity and explain to me what I should be seeing now to confirm the script is correctly installed and working (I put it in the same folder as the old one had been so the paths should all be correct) and where I can click in order to save the image, and should I be looking on the image page (the one with the comments etc.) or the all-sizes page?
Thanks in advance.
Originally posted 21 months ago.
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april-may edited this topic 21 months ago.
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2 weeks now and not one single reply!
Can no-one offer me any advice please?
Posted 21 months ago.
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april-may said: “Can no-one offer me any advice please?”
It may just be that not many people are using Opera...
For what it's worth, I'm downloading Opera's latest version right now to see if I can replicate your problem.
Posted 21 months ago.
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Sorry. I couldn't replicate your problem.
Here's what I did:
1) Installed latest version of Opera (10.62) here
2) Followed userscript installation instructions for Opera here
3) Opened Flickr & signed into my account.
The script worked for me...
Posted 21 months ago.
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script is not working for me i am using firefox 3.6.8 but can not download images :(
Posted 21 months ago.
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OwaisPhotography said: “i am using firefox 3.6.8 but can not download images”
This script is actually meant to help people get the "All Sizes" html/bb code for posting images on other sites.
For downloading, right-click on the image, choose your size, and then click the download link. (This will only work on images where the owner has enabled downloading, or for your own images.) It's built into Flickr; no need for a script. :-)
Posted 21 months ago.
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@Wil C. Fry
Thank you so much for not only replying but also going to all that trouble of installing Opera etc on my behalf!
I really appreciate it.
As I tried to explain in my first post the problem is that I just have no idea where I should now be seeing the download link? (when using the old greasemonkey script in the old Flickr format it was so obvious and so easy!)
Now I see no difference in the pages with or without the script.
Thanks again for your help
Posted 21 months ago.
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This script is actually meant to help people get the "All Sizes" html/bb code for posting images on other sites.
As for the download link, that's built into Flickr now. For downloading, right-click on the image, choose your size, and then click the download link. (This will only work on images where the owner has enabled downloading, or for your own images.) It's built into Flickr; no need for a script. :-)
Posted 21 months ago.
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All sizes+ is now inside the "Share This" menu
Posted 21 months ago.
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גזע מקסיקני בעל פרי קטן וקל [deleted] says:
I'm not at all a fan of the new "AllSizes" update (v2.0.3). It may be great for some but I'd rather the first very b/c it's quicker and more convenient for my uses (much less clicks). How do I keep the first version w/o getting the pop-up every time I right click on a photo?
Posted 20 months ago.
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@גזע מקסיקני בעל פרי קטן וקל :
The first version of AllSizes does not work with Flickr's new interface. Flickr has now integrated much of AllSizes' original functionality and convenience into the actual website (whether that was direct inspiration AllSizes, or just common sense on Flickr's part, I don't know). So, the new AllSizes is very much trimmed down. Since the new Flickr now has a "Share" menu, I've integrated AllSizes into that menu - although by the sound of some people's feedback, perhaps the script is a bit too subtle and would benefit by more explicitly showing users what is new.
Please could you tell me specifically what do you find takes more clicks than AllSizes v1?
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@Wil C. Fry & OwaisPhotography
The built-in Flickr functionality for right-clicking a photo takes you to a new page, which may or may not contain a link to download the photo. The AllSizes script lets you download photos from the "Share" menu that AllSizes enhances for you - see the new "Grab the Image" section. @OwaisPhotography - does that not work for you? What are you seeing?
Posted 20 months ago.
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Not working for me? I get no ALL sizes button.
Posted 18 months ago.
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"Not working for me? I get no ALL sizes button."
No, and I wouldn't expect to either. Flickr removed the "All Sizes" button several months ago.
This script adds functionality to the "Share This" menu, as described by the author above.
Posted 18 months ago.
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not working after updating greasemonkey today
tried to re-install, didn't helped
Posted 16 months ago.
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The GreaseMonkey upgrade today has messed up many scripts.
If you have upgraded to their GM to V 0.9.0 and are having problems then try uninstalling and then install the previous version V 0.8.20100408.6
addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/greasemonkey/versi...
And then wait until either GM is fixed or the script
Originally posted 16 months ago.
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IrenicRhonda edited this topic 16 months ago.
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thank you, i already did it :) now it's ok
other scripts were working, so i thought the problem was in AllSizes
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Originally posted 16 months ago.
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би╲хром edited this topic 16 months ago.
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bi.chrome wrote other scripts were working Many are still fine but there are still quite a few that don't work with GM V0.9.0
For me other parts of GM were also broken (can't rearrange the scripts for instance)
Posted 16 months ago.
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IrenicRhonda For me other parts of GM were also broken (can't rearrange the scripts for instance) I had to look that one up too - it is possible in GM 0.9 though, you just need to right-click the script which brings up a context menu with 'Move up/down/to top/to bottom'.
Posted 16 months ago.
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yay... all sizes does not work with GM 0.9.0 atm... :-(
Posted 16 months ago.
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Do a search for extension updates in Firefox. I just did that and GM downloaded an update to 0.9.1. Allsizes now works again.
Originally posted 16 months ago.
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Yo Spiff edited this topic 16 months ago.
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Yo Spiff
According to some reviews on the Greasemonkey page, 0.9.1 has the same problem... I'll stick with 0.8.2.
If it ain't broke...
Posted 16 months ago.
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I can confirm that it works with 0.9.1 - so update to 0.9.1 is safe!
Posted 16 months ago.
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"I can confirm that it works with 0.9.1"
That's good to know. :-)
Still, the update is unnecessary at this point; my old version is working well, with no issues. :-)
Posted 16 months ago.
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Hi! I've just installed it, and I don't think it's working correctly for me. If I go to a new photo, I click on "share this". Nothing new (before the code was installed) happens. Then, if I click on Grab The HTML Code, I get size 500 (I want 640) - it doesn't remember my previous setting. But if I click on that same image again, it then remembers the 640 setting. (Same thing if I never click on Grab the HTML, it goes to 640 the 2nd click.) Is this normal? I thought that this was supposed to save clicks, and it isn't doing that for me at all since I have to click twice to get to 640 every time.
Thank you! :)
Posted 16 months ago.
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For me, once I choose a size (640 for example), then that's the size I'm presented thereafter, every time. (Until I switch sizes. Each time I choose a different size, my default is changed to that new size.)
Posted 16 months ago.
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That's what I thought it was supposed to do... Only works for me the 2nd time I click on a photo. Weird!
Posted 16 months ago.
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It's working now! :)
Posted 16 months ago.
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Allsize doesn't work with FF4 :(
Posted 14 months ago.
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Doesn't work in FireFox 4? I can't seem to get the script working. =(
Posted 14 months ago.
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Yep.. Firefox 4 is not playing nice with yet another script. *sigh*
Posted 14 months ago.
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My most used script and its not working with Firefox 4 :(
Posted 14 months ago.
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Hi all,
I'll take a look at this issue in the new Firefox when I get a chance. Hopefully it'll be a minor tweak.
Posted 14 months ago.
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Ouch. Flickr changed the the Share This menu today....
I'd love to still be able to use your script...
EDIT:
Maybe Flickr changed something else... It's working again. :-)
EDIT2:
Actually, it looks like Flickr now does what this script used to do: remembers which size you picked last time. Maybe they're listening to us? :-)
Originally posted 14 months ago.
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Wil C. Fry edited this topic 14 months ago.
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The script does not work any more. Any possibility to get it back working, please?
Posted 14 months ago.
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Hmm, Flickr changed the new 'share this' and script was working for FF4 now! Sweet.
Posted 14 months ago.
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/bi_chrome/] bi.chrome [mostly OFF] The script was disabled with FF4 and the new "share" option from Flickr. The author is aware and will work on it when he can. See his note above:
www.flickr.com/groups/flickrhacks/discuss/721575943037986...[http://www.flickr.com/photos
Posted 14 months ago.
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I'm guessing there hasn't been much progress in getting this great script working again as it did in the past.
Just thought I'd bump this topic up to let you know there are still some of us who loved it and would like to see it working its magic once again.
Thanks
Posted 7 months ago.
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premasagar Thank you so much for all the work you've done on this script. I will be sending a donation your way, once my finances are slightly more in order... This week however I'm rationing my lunch money....
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