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***sidki3003*** · Mar. 29, 2004, 02:44 PM

Seikatsu Wrote:Hmmmm, still... Google's automatic translation page is only limited to Italian, French, Spanish, German, and Portuguese. But if I must, because I thought it would be useful in your filter set, I could always get the code for the toolbar from JD's filter set which has a broader range to pick from and seemed more convenient right at the top...

True - thing is i keep forgetting the shortcuts of "hit a key and reload" filters. Big Teeth

Seikatsu Wrote:Is anybody able to download that bookmarklet attachment? I keep getting sent to this:

Quote:<script type="text/javascript">document.location="http://www.cheatandwin.com/<snip>&id=389&sniffed:html";</script>

That's the html-content sniffer filter that tries to correct the wrong text/plain content-type by rerequesting the page.
Can you post your user-agent string (before filtering) please?
It's supposed to work with UA=*opera* and UA=*msie* and to be disabled for the others.

Also, the next version will send the previous referrer when rerequesting a page, that way it also won't get blocked by the forum software. "MergeMe.cfg" in "extras.zip" is already updated.

sidki

***sidki3003*** · Mar. 29, 2004, 04:27 PM

Seikatsu Wrote:So the problem is that everytime I move my mouse over one of these table elements (they are really links), I keep getting " ? JS Error: event is not defined" added after the little bar appended by your script and eventually... it fills up the screen.

I limited the number of displayed errors to 15. If someone wants to try it ...

ProxFunctions.js: The old function with the same comment needs to be replaced with:
-------- copy below --------
// ====================================
// Show error messages in the footer. IE and Mozilla only for now,
// Opera ignores it - sidki
// ====================================

var PrxErrorsLeft = 15;
function PrxError(PrxMsg)
{
if (--PrxErrorsLeft < 0) return true;
PrxFooter("JS Error",PrxMsg);
}
-------- copy above --------

OT: I wonder how i can get line indents to work in posts. :P

sidki

***Kye-U*** · Mar. 30, 2004, 09:12 PM

I get:

Code:

? JS Error: PrxToolsWrite is not defined

At the bottom of http://download.com.com/

***sidki3003*** · Mar. 30, 2004, 09:34 PM

Weird ... you shouldn't see that page because it's a 301.

http://px.src..download.com.com/ :

Code:

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN">

<html><head>

<title>301 Moved Permanently</title>

</head><body>

<h1>Moved Permanently</h1>

<p>The document has moved <a href="http://www.download.com/">here</a>.</p>

</body></html>

I get redirected to http://www.download.com/ which doesn't show any errors.
If you added any header (or - much less likely - web) filters, try disabling them and see if it goes away.

No other ideas atm Sad

sidki

***Kye-U*** · Mar. 30, 2004, 09:40 PM

Try this:

http://download.com.com/3000-2086-9081096.html?tag=free

***sidki3003*** · Mar. 30, 2004, 09:52 PM

I can't reproduce it. No errors here in IE, Fx, Opera. If you added any filters, can you try disabling them - and also enabling the filters you might have disabled?

Seikatsu · Mar. 31, 2004, 05:22 AM

@Kye-U I can't reproduce it either and I have all the default filters enabled.

@sidki That JavaScript function works, now JavaScript errors aren't filling my whole page! Thanks...

Sidki Wrote:It's supposed to work with UA=*opera* and UA=*msie* and to be disabled for the others.

My user agent is Opera v7.50 preview 3 and I think cheatandwin is in Jakx's spoofer bypass list so that's not the problem. But I do know that I can download the zip files... so I don't know what the real problem is. Maybe it's a general problem and not specific to this board's settings because I have ran into problems with the sniffer filter in other boards too. Smile!

But I am about to clean my computer and reinstall the OS so I'll report back to see if a clean version of Opera will operate correctly...

Seikatsu · Mar. 31, 2004, 05:37 AM

I forgot to try your MergeMe.cfg and with it merged, when I click on the link for your above attachment, I get:

Quote:<script type="text/javascript">document.location="http://www.cheatandwin.com/~proxo/
forums/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=389&sniffed:html&referrer:
[url=http://www.cheatandwin.com/~proxo/forums/index.php?showtopic=31&st=45";]http://www.cheatandwin.com/~proxo/forums/i...31&st=45";[/url]
</script>

And if I go to the site in document.location, it goes to the right page... I am just wondering why I have to do it manually when it should just direct me automatically.

***sidki3003*** · Mar. 31, 2004, 11:46 AM

Darn -- I don't use Opera's betas but my guess is that they have turned off their content sniffer now by default.
However, since you can control it in the settings and i can't find out if it's on or off, i needed to add an Opera switch anyway.

Code:

[Patterns]

Name = "Don't Sniff HTML Content in Opera     4.03.31 (opera never) [s] (o.1)"

Active = FALSE

Limit = 1

Match = "$STOP()$SET(operasniffer=0)PrxNeverMatch"

Name = "Top Sniff: HTML Content     4.03.31 (ie opera) [s] (d.1)"

Active = TRUE

URL = "$TYPE(oth)(^$TST(keyword=*.nohtmlcheck.*))"

Limit = 32

Match = "???$STOP()[^<]+{0,3}<"

"("

"(^$URL(*.txt(^?)))"

"($TST(origua=*msie*)|$TST(origua=*opera*)(^$TST(operasniffer=0)))"

"|"

"$TST(origua=(^*opera)*msie*)"

")"

"($OHDR(Referer: \1)|)"

Replace = "<script type="text/javascript">document.location="\u&sniffed:html&referrer:\1";</script>\r\n\k"

MergeMe.cfg is updated as well. Additions to the readme that deal with that stuff:

Quote:********************************************************************************
Notes for Mozilla and Opera users
********************************************************************************

Some filters need to know what browser you are using to work properly. So, if
you are using a User-Agent switcher extension with Mozilla, make sure you set it
to the real UA while using this config.

At the time of this writing Opera defaults to content sniffing turned on. That
corresponds to "Determine action by file extension if MIME type is unreliable"
in the "File types" settings.
If you have "Determine action by MIME type" (i.e. "Trust Server Types=1" in
opera6.ini) activated instead, then enable in the Config Control section the
filter "Don't Sniff HTML Content in Opera".

If it's still off in 7.5 final, i'll change the default settings in the config.

Thanks for reporting this!
sidki

PS: Yahoo Groups changed their layout yesterday, so two filters are broken. I'll update them some time soon. Mona has posted the fix for her filter already at prox-list.

***sidki3003*** · Mar. 31, 2004, 06:02 PM

Here is the fixed Y!G set.
The alternate layout may look a bit different now - i couldn't exactly remember the old one.
Hope it works with all groups Smile!

***sidki3003*** · Apr. 12, 2004, 02:25 AM

The final version is ready.

Besides a number of bugfixes and a few changes there are some additions. The notable ones are:
- A new pair of cookie filters for server-push pages.
- Finally! Big Teeth

a clickable flyover, currently only enabled for tracking links and the red event buttons.

Debug info is switched off by default now, only important information is displayed.

Thanks again to all who helped!

sidki

***ProxRocks*** · Jun. 05, 2004, 10:02 PM

sidki,

I'm seeing references to an "EncText" list but do not see it listed in the [Blocklists] section...

I'm just wondering if I am missing a list?

***sidki3003*** · Jun. 11, 2004, 07:35 PM

Hi ProxRocks, it's one of a few temporary lists that get filled while surfing, only live in memory, and get distroyed on Prox exit. It's explained somewhere in Scott's readme or changelog (works for Jak's session-only lists too :-)

***ProxRocks*** · Jun. 11, 2004, 07:49 PM

Excellent!!!

Sounds like an idea to be utilized for JaxkPackV...

gorgan · Jun. 11, 2004, 11:20 PM

Hey sidki,
I had intentions of asking you the question that ProxRocks had asked plus some others when there was the problem with this site with the change in domains. Can't locate the questions right now.
But, can I ask a question of monumental proportions? I know that you staed quite explicitly in the Readme document, but it possible for you to do a Help file for your config targeted towards non-tech folks are are long time users of Proxo? Piecemeal releases of the various sections as updates over a period of time may not be too burdensome for you as opposed to attempting to do a complete Help file all at once . Maybe something you can consider!