Probably gonna keep it as is. Closer to the top for the preview/accept links the better. Will be nice when its only worker. Figuring out the new...
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Title: Find local business phone number | PANDA Worker: Preview | Accept | Requester Requester: Jason Blackbriar [A1CCXYQ6SQ6MIL] (Contact) TO:...
Was the next test lol. I'm kinda thinking 2 cause its more uniformed, but a link will be needed for the requester on worker too. So a whole new...
Title: Tag food images for food code and weight | PANDA Worker: PREVIEW | ACCEPT Requester: Mary Regan [AY80PC5SDT98P] (Contact) TO: [Pay: N/A]...
Ugh, I dunno, they all kinda look like shit.
Title: Transcribe up to 35 Seconds of Media to Text - Earn up to $0.17 per HIT!! | PANDA Worker: PREVIEW | ACCEPT Requester: Crowdsurf Support...
Title: Transcribe Short Audio Clips | PANDA | Worker PREVIEW | Worker ACCEPT Requester: GoldenAgeTranscription [A301DHJFVWC8DX] (Contact) TO:...
Title: Pick the best category from the table below | PANDA | Worker: PREVIEW | ACCEPT Requester: Keith S Anderson [A44VJAFKN4A5N] (Contact) TO:...
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@ChrisTurk maybe they wanted to know every time a hit was posted.
That's 2 things learned.
I'm not doing the HITs, so I didn't make a userscript. Also it was posted so people can learn a tiny bit on their own and not just have to have...
the @match to match the URL origin (or use the @include I have on the radio script instead). Also, all that other code below // ==userscript...
You can't delete the stuff that starts with // up top.
New script, shouldn't really matter since td-btn isn't a widely used class (not part of base bootstrap, so its custom code)
Fix for clicking on Keith S Anderson const btn = document.getElementsByClassName(`td-btn`); for (let i = 0; i < btn.length; i ++)...
Its why its a good idea to at least learn the basics yourself.
Cause they are using hidden radios.
window.open(document.getElementsByTagName(`a`)[1].href); const jobs = document.getElementById(`NumberofJobs`); for (let i = 11; i > -1; i --)...
Separate names with a comma.
