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[andrewducker]

Well, two hours later, having got _somewhere_ despite never having played around with either GreaseMonkey or JavaScript before, I've hit a brick wall.  If anyone here knows much about either or both and fancies taking a look at this I'd appreciate it.

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[jccw.livejournal.com]

Might the problem be that the javascript code you want to alter is in a comment (as is all js code)? IE, is greasemonkey code supposed to be able to alter the page's javascript code or just the HTML?

Also, I didn't know about greasemonkey, and it may be exactly the answer to a problem I've been wrestling with for a while now! (Namely, how to automatically track where data comes from as a user copies it off of random web pages.)

[andrewducker]

Oh, it's definitely altering the code (look in the Javascript Console, you'll see the altered version)- the question is, does Firefox cache the code before or _after_ I've changed it...