10/27 - Fix 'er up Friday!

I was talking about fostering or doing the Dogs on Deployment to "honor" my dog, that's why I was scrolling on the adoption page. He's a good dog, he just needs something to do, he gets bored easy. And it would be great to have a dog we mostly know the history of. And for my b/f to have a dog of "his own." Even if we dont get him, as long as he doesn't get put down, we'd be happy. If we do get him, he will most immediately be snipped and chipped

 

Optionally @ChrisTurk's script likely will work just as well

Code:

// ==UserScript==
// @name M - Survey Tool
// @version 1.0
// @namespace https://turkerhub.com
// @description This will seek out and destroy surveys that have the stupid URL parameter mistake and fix it so you can click the link w/o fiddling with the address all the time. It'll also prevent "oopsie" submissions on the default survey template.
// @author ChrisTurk
// @include /^https://(www|s3)\.(mturkcontent|amazonaws)\.com/
// @grant GM_log
// @require https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.2.1.min.js
// ==/UserScript==
if ($( 'body:contains(CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE SURVEY!)' ).length) { _fixURL(); }
verifySurveys();
function _fixURL() {
console.log('this survey link may be broken, lets give it a gander and buy it a goose');
$('a[href*="qualtrics"]').each(function(){ // not necessary to do this.. but why not
var url = $(this).attr('href');
if (!/\?/.test(url)) {
console.log('url parameter is wrong, lets fix it');
var newUrl = url.replace(/&/, '?'); //we can be lazy and do it this way because regex will only find and replace the first match. if you added a g after the /&/ it'd replace them all - don't do that here.
$(this).attr('href', newUrl);
console.log($(this).attr('href'));
} else {
console.log('url is fine');
}
});
}
function verifySurveys() {
// lets poke around and see if this HIT is likely to be a survey, and if so prevent autosubmission & nasty mistakes that may cost us a rejection
if ($('#surveycode').length !== 0) {
console.log('boy howdy we got ourselves a regular ol fashioned mTurk survey right chere boyyy lets prevent ourselves from autosubmitting this varmint');
$('#surveycode').attr('required', true); // gee that was easy.. wonder why mTurk never thought of this incredibly complex and genius solution :rolleyes:
}
}

 

Well since we were talking about version numbers earlier, if we go by @ChrisTurk 's naming convention, the new site will definitely be called TurkerMech.

 

I have that one, must not have had it running :thinking:

 

All of my scripts have a very clear 2 week expiration date, then they should be discarded from your TM library honestly lol.

 

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/34158-mturk-multibind-key-midi-cc-50-57-radio

Lets you do the fancy little "tab through groups" that Randomacts likes so much, works with checkboxes as well as radios, and lets you use a MIDI controller to click radios if you have one (A value of 127 from CC 50-57 will click radios 1-8 onthe page).

I guess sharing it publicly means I'm left to just begging for donations instead of selling it. Lol.

So here, if it helps you earn money:

http://PayPal.me/,/2

 

Does it auto focus to the next radio keybinding as well? (Scrolls the page ect)

 

Yup.

 

Cool so the main difference is that yours flashes and shit

 

Disable the radiobinds Cuyler's cut script with the new multibind one?

 

Yeah, I wanted something to visually differentiate which group you're on when different radio groups are tightly packed.

 

Oh and @Totally Not , kad never directly sold that script. The script was a gift to people that donated to MTS. While the two things are similar it isn't exactly the same.

 

Yup, just assign your buttons to CC 50 - CC57, and set them up as momentary rather than toggle.

 

1.03's coming back

 

Wait what?

 

lmao whatever

 

And escorts only sell their time and attention.