Multi-Tag Search Extension
Multi-Tag Search Extension
Greetings all.... 3rd or so post on here so I'm probably doing it wrong... pls correct me.
I have here a script for you guys that allows you to select and search by multiple tags in the gallery. just hover over the tags list (it expands), hover over the tag you want to search by (a checkbox will appear), select the checkbox (a search icon will appear to the right), make further selections, and click the search symbol. This way if you come across an image with the tags "brown hair" and "blue eyes", you can select those two tags and instantly search all images with those selected tags.
Tested in FF 5.0 and Chrome v12 (the chrome version is not released, however. If there is interst I will provide that one as well)
Requires Greasemonkey extension for FF
If you use it, I'd appreciate any feedback
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I have here a script for you guys that allows you to select and search by multiple tags in the gallery. just hover over the tags list (it expands), hover over the tag you want to search by (a checkbox will appear), select the checkbox (a search icon will appear to the right), make further selections, and click the search symbol. This way if you come across an image with the tags "brown hair" and "blue eyes", you can select those two tags and instantly search all images with those selected tags.
Tested in FF 5.0 and Chrome v12 (the chrome version is not released, however. If there is interst I will provide that one as well)
Requires Greasemonkey extension for FF
If you use it, I'd appreciate any feedback
Link
- RockRabbit
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isn't this the same like using the search function o.o
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It is indeed with the exception that if I come across an image with several tags I want to seach, I can select those and do so right there rather than having to go to the search page and copy and paste/type them in. currently I can only click one tag and then click view images with this tag (on the tag description page) whereas I have often in the past wanted to search for several of the tags found in that image.... perhaps this is just confusing... i made a screen shot for it but userscripts won't let me upload it.RockRabbit wrote:isn't this the same like using the search function o.o
Here is the screen shot showing what it does:
screen capture
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That's pretty cool.
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Looks good. I will check a bit the source code since I also have some idea for some Greasemonkey script on E-shuushuu, mainly a reverse linking to Pixiv.
Off topic, but I won't publish Pixiv Fetcher on Userscript, since the script has a backend on my own server, I need to keep track of security and usage.
Off topic, but I won't publish Pixiv Fetcher on Userscript, since the script has a backend on my own server, I need to keep track of security and usage.
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Useful in a way. But it has it's own catch. Like I can't add tags without clicking the "Edit" button anymore.
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ThanksJulia wrote:That's pretty cool.
Ok. But just as an fyi, most of the code in there is a way to utilize jquery with greasemonkey. If you don't need the effects, it's a lot simpler than my source code would indicate. But if you ever need any help with js, I would love to help if I can (I'll jump at any opportunity to code some js).Merun wrote:Looks good. I will check a bit the source code since I also have some idea for some Greasemonkey script on E-shuushuu, mainly a reverse linking to Pixiv.
Off topic, but I won't publish Pixiv Fetcher on Userscript, since the script has a backend on my own server, I need to keep track of security and usage.
Wow... did not see that one coming lol. I'll fix it.Tensa wrote:Useful in a way. But it has it's own catch. Like I can't add tags without clicking the "Edit" button anymore.
EDIT: Can you possibly post a screen capture of the page where you can't add a tag for me? Sorry for the inconvenience.... I can never find decent pictures to upload so I haven't. Orz
Thank you all for the feedback
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Thank you very much for the pics, Tensa.
Is this an admin feature or can I do it too (provided I can find a good image to upload)?
Is this an admin feature or can I do it too (provided I can find a good image to upload)?
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everyone can edit their own images :]Alcuinus wrote:Thank you very much for the pics, Tensa.
Is this an admin feature or can I do it too (provided I can find a good image to upload)?
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I know a bit jQuery, though for my Greasemonkey, I wrote my JS the old way, and did my XMLhttprequest the Greasemonkey way.
Well tested with my Firefox now. Indeed it kills the quick edit AJAX. Also for the tag team I think it's highly inconvenient to autohide the tags. Maybe you should check the main.js. I think the function which are conflicting are:
function enlivenMeta( div )
function quickTag( event )
Well tested with my Firefox now. Indeed it kills the quick edit AJAX. Also for the tag team I think it's highly inconvenient to autohide the tags. Maybe you should check the main.js. I think the function which are conflicting are:
function enlivenMeta( div )
function quickTag( event )
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Thanks for the info! That will be most helpful.Merun wrote:I know a bit jQuery, though for my Greasemonkey, I wrote my JS the old way, and did my XMLhttprequest the Greasemonkey way.
Well tested with my Firefox now. Indeed it kills the quick edit AJAX. Also for the tag team I think it's highly inconvenient to autohide the tags. Maybe you should check the main.js. I think the function which are conflicting are:
function enlivenMeta( div )
function quickTag( event )
I have never submitted an image before but would it be ok for me to submit this one? If I can submit one it would make things much easier on me, but I'm not too sure on the guidelines of what is acceptable. (specifically, does the artist have to grant permission?)
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this one is already uploaded :3Alcuinus wrote:Thanks for the info! That will be most helpful.Merun wrote:I know a bit jQuery, though for my Greasemonkey, I wrote my JS the old way, and did my XMLhttprequest the Greasemonkey way.
Well tested with my Firefox now. Indeed it kills the quick edit AJAX. Also for the tag team I think it's highly inconvenient to autohide the tags. Maybe you should check the main.js. I think the function which are conflicting are:
function enlivenMeta( div )
function quickTag( event )
I have never submitted an image before but would it be ok for me to submit this one? If I can submit one it would make things much easier on me, but I'm not too sure on the guidelines of what is acceptable. (specifically, does the artist have to grant permission?)
in the shuu wiki you can find a list of artists that do not allow for their images to be uploaded :]
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Thanks to much help from RockRabbit I have been able to upload an image!
However upon uploading an image there is no indication of the tag label being clickable with or without my script
So I assume this "quick tag set" feature is something that only the admins can use?
However upon uploading an image there is no indication of the tag label being clickable with or without my script
So I assume this "quick tag set" feature is something that only the admins can use?
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Taking it literally, Admins, Mods and Taggers for all images.
But I don't know about normal members for their uploaded images. Started doing it like that after I became a tagger.
But I don't know about normal members for their uploaded images. Started doing it like that after I became a tagger.