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Select code button for CODE/PRE blocks

prxymouse — Tue, 12 Feb 2013 15:41:04 -0500

Not sure how to present this but here goes.

These two filters combined will add a SELECT CODE button to any PRE or CODE tags in can find on a page, this is useful when a forum does not provide a "select code" function out of the box, like this forum for example. It helps you select the code quickly. As a bonus it wraps CODE and PRE tags in a table so you can press left-ctrl + mousebutton to select the code in Gecko based browsers (Firefox). It doesn't copy the code the clipboard as I prefer to do that myself

Step 1 - create a block list, add urls for website you want to use these filters on here - one per line say prxbx.com

Code:

List.CodeList = "..\Lists\CodeList.txt"

Step 2 - add these two filters

Code:

Name = "Forum CodeList JS"

Active = TRUE

URL = "$LST(CodeList)"

Limit = 4096

Match = ""

Replace = ""

          ""



Name = "Forum CodeList Select Button"

Active = TRUE

URL = "$LST(CodeList)"

Limit = 4096

Match = "<(pre|code)\2\1/(pre|code)>"

        "$TST(($GET(PreIdC)+)=$LST(Count)|*)$SET(PreIdC=$GET(i))"

Replace = ""

          "<\2\1/\2>
"

If you wish you could move the JS code to a JS file and load it that way. Not sure where I found that code, I think it comes from JQuery but could be mistaken.

Many thanks to JJoe for helping to figure out how to use LST Count - see here http://prxbx.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=2069

Debugify Proxo Recent URLs

ProxRocks — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 09:42:17 -0400

found another way, no longer a "filter", so i'll post in a different thread...

Debugify Proxo Recent URLs

ProxRocks — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 18:53:08 -0400

ta da, now independent of cache-clearing, so obvious a fix, not sure why it didn't come to mind right away -

Code:

In = FALSE

Out = TRUE

Key = "Referer: 1d Redirect Proxo Recent URLs to Debug URL {http} (Out) [add]"

URL = "\1$TST(hOrigRef=http://local.ptron/.pinfo/urls/)$TST(uProt=http:)$JUMP(http://$GET(uHost)\p\q?prx-keyword=.i_fresh:2.?prx-command=dbug..)"

In = FALSE

Out = TRUE

Key = "Referer: 1e Redirect Proxo Recent URLs to Debug URL {https} (Out) [add]"

URL = "\1$TST(hOrigRef=http://local.ptron/.pinfo/urls/)$TST(uProt=https:)$JUMP(http://https-px-.$GET(uHost)\p\q?prx-keyword=.i_fresh:2.?prx-command=dbug..)"

Debugify Proxo Recent URLs

ProxRocks — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 16:02:46 -0400

oops, almost forgot to pass the \q part of the URL...

updates:

Code:

In = FALSE

Out = TRUE

Key = "Referer: 1d Redirect Proxo Recent URLs to Debug URL {http} (Out) [add]"

URL = "\1$TST(hOrigRef=http://local.ptron/.pinfo/urls/)$TST(uProt=http:)$JUMP(http://$GET(uHost)\p\q?prx-command=dbug..)"

In = FALSE

Out = TRUE

Key = "Referer: 1e Redirect Proxo Recent URLs to Debug URL {https} (Out) [add]"

URL = "\1$TST(hOrigRef=http://local.ptron/.pinfo/urls/)$TST(uProt=https:)$JUMP(http://https-px-.$GET(uHost)\p\q?prx-command=dbug..)"

Debugify Proxo Recent URLs

ProxRocks — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 14:21:24 -0400

here's what i got now, seems to be working...

can't find a way around the SSL "warning" for the https version (Windows really really REALLY should allow the end user a way to turn this "feature" OFF!, i *accept* the "risk" of disabling the d@mn nuisance!)...

Code:

In = FALSE

Out = TRUE

Key = "Referer: 1d Redirect Proxo Recent URLs to Debug URL {http} (Out) [add]"

URL = "\1$TST(hOrigRef=http://local.ptron/.pinfo/urls/)$TST(uProt=http:)$JUMP(http://$GET(uHost)\p?prx-command=dbug..)"

In = FALSE

Out = TRUE

Key = "Referer: 1e Redirect Proxo Recent URLs to Debug URL {https} (Out) [add]"

URL = "\1$TST(hOrigRef=http://local.ptron/.pinfo/urls/)$TST(uProt=https:)$JUMP(http://https-px-.$GET(uHost)\p?prx-command=dbug..)"

Debugify Proxo Recent URLs

ProxRocks — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 11:08:08 -0400

the vast majority of the time that i use Proxo's "Recent URLs" page is because i'm trying to debug something...

i've come up with the below that will open anything opened from that "Recent URLs" page as a DEBUG page instead...

it seems to be "hit or miss" for some reason - any advice for improvements?

Code:

In = FALSE

Out = TRUE

Key = "Referer: 1d Redirect Proxo Recent URLs to Debug URL (Out) [add]"

URL = "\1$TST(hOrigRef=http://local.ptron/.pinfo/urls/)$JUMP(\u?prx-command=dbug..)"

Status Bar Clock

Proxology — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 16:57:21 -0400

This seems to work better. It does away with the tag and just calls the function from inside the script.

[Patterns]
Name = "The Proxomitron Clock (Proxology_2011-07-28)"
Active = TRUE
Bounds = ""
Limit = 128
Match = ""
Replace = ""
""
""
""

Thanks....

The Evil Google Empire ! ! ! (For Google Haters Only)

Proxology — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 16:28:32 -0400

I've been working on this for quite a while now. In fact, this may have been the original reason why I got started with the Proxomitron. At first, it seemed to be a simple word/text replacement. Then it quickly became a problem of preventing the actual link address (inside the HTML tag) from changing with the intended text/word replacement. There have been a few confused Servers over this one to be sure.
Example: (The Evil Google Empire).

After much thought, several re-workings, and a lot more code than I originally intended, I finally thought I had the perfect filter setup. Then it happened. When the readable text part of the link ("Google") was NOT present in the link, the filter would fail because it never occurred to me that it had to be present in the readable text.
Example: (Use Our Maps).

After almost giving up and declaring defeat, I found the section where Scott had used the $SET function to act like a "if, else, then" filter. The filter now is also much simpler and much shorter than earlier attempts. So far, this has worked really well, but the Evil Google Empire may yet rule the day!

[Patterns]
Name = "The Evil Google Empire III-B"
Active = TRUE
Limit = 350
Match = "(title="*(the|)Google*" $SET(0=title="The Evil Google Empire") | "
"( "(the|)Google $SET(0=The Evil Google Empire))"
Replace = " \0 "

Why?
Shortly after Google got started up a decade ago, I found several troubling aspects about their code and their IP affiliates. Fact is, I've now forgotten exactly what it was way back then that set me off, but I posted the very first "The Evil Google [Empire]" (in my own thread) at a science forum about it some 10 years ago. The next day, Google put a banner over my thread asking the question (with a link to a blank page), "Is Google Evil."

To make a long story short, Google very soon after unveiled it's now famous mantra, "Don't Be Evil." So now I do what I can to "fix" that mantra that they originally derived from little ol me. Also, I checked back at that science forum last year and found that the original thread that I posted had been deleted after some 5 years (amongst literally a million+ other posts). This occurred after the forum had been sold to another company, and I have been unable to find anything about the new owners (probably a front company). Maybe they were afraid that I would sue them over a copyright claim. I don't know.

Mostly, I just built the filter for the fun of it, and I feel a little like Don Quixote attacking the large windmills. Anyway, it was an interesting experiment in learning filter development---always a positive.

p.s. And no...., I do not search using "Google."

Status Bar Clock

Proxology — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 01:02:00 -0400

The idea is to keep it visible in the lower left-hand corner of the status bar until the mouse hovers over a link.

I only got started with JavaScript a couple of months ago, so most of the script is based off of what the maestros are willing to share online.

What has me concerned is the use of the ONLOAD. I am guessing that some pages that call for ONLOAD to perform other actions will get screwed up since my matching only erases any existing ONLOAD in the BODY tag, copies any other info, and then calls timefunct().

I wouldn't mind also changing the color of the display to Prox-Green also.

Status_Bar_Clock.gif (Size: 19.16 KB / Downloads: 778)

Status Bar Clock

ProxRocks — Mon, 25 Jul 2011 21:18:22 -0400

impressive idea - mind if we see a screen-cap of 'er in action?

Status Bar Clock

Proxology — Mon, 25 Jul 2011 20:17:00 -0400

I've always wanted to have a small clock on my web browser because I have my Task Bar set to auto-hide. So I decided to look into a way to display a clock using The Proxomitron, with a tiny bit of JavaScript. By-the-way, my JavaScript abilities are VERY limited (still learning).

The first attempt was a very short amount of .js that wrote the time at the top of the screen. I used the Title tag as a way to insert the script, but some pages can cause problems.

A few days ago, I came across a way to display a clock on the status bar at the bottom of the browser. So far, it seems to work o.k., but I expect to quickly find websites that will not work.

If anyone knows how to make the script leaner, cleaner, and meaner, then I would appreciate it.

Thanks

p.s. I thought about christening it the "Proxomitron Clock," but I don't think it's anywhere near that just yet

p.p.s. This filter was tested out using Mozilla Firefox.

[Patterns]
Name = "Status Bar Clock"
Active = TRUE
Bounds = ""
Limit = 128
Match = "NLOAD="*"|)(*)\0>"
Replace = ""
" "
"nLoad="timefunct()"\0>"
""
""
""

Andrew's Security Filter(s) v5.62 (May 10, 2009)

Kye-U — Thu, 23 Dec 2010 03:30:21 -0500

Thank you everyone I've decided to rename it to "ProxBlox" and published it out of this forum to be in the Privacy/Security/Spam forum: http://prxbx.com/forums/showthread.php?t...&pid=15168

BAM, the exact code is:

Code:

document.write("#prx_a_bar{ position: absolute !important; top: 0px;

Modify the pixel value for the "top" attribute

Andrew's Security Filter(s) v5.62 (May 10, 2009)

whenever — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 11:15:11 -0500

(Dec. 06, 2010 07:42 PM)BAM Wrote: One question - is it possible to move the "A" and "B" buttons down from the top of the page slightly? The reason I ask, is that I generally use my browser in full screen with the top section (menu bar, tab bar etc...) in auto-hide mode and when I move my mouse up to click either A or B buttons, it inadvertently un-hides the browser bar.

I took a quick look at your andrew.js file but am not sure if there is anything I could change to drop the buttons down a bit?

Those were controlled by inline css code, which you can find after:

Code:

document.write("