A GreaseMonkey user script to add a skill recap to any passive skill tree permalink

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DiamondTiki wrote:

So, if I understand you correctly, your version will work without that overhead (which would be large to parse that, yes)? Nice! Not that it makes a huge difference for me (browsers these days seem made of overhead), but more optimized is always better. Thanks!

The JSON in itself is about 150kB of text which has to be parsed by Javascript. In the enhanced version it is only done once instead of every time the skill tree is clicked.

I've added a build order link to the PHP version. Clicking on it will show/hide the supposed skill order from the permalink. While it may not make much sense for existing characters, it should retain the orders in which the skills were picked for builds made from scratch through the website.

As an example, these 2 builds are identical. However, the two branches were picked in a different order:

This is amazing! Thanks a lot, we really needed one of these.

Added a 'Remove' button to the PHP page to remove single builds individually.

awesome

You know how I can make this work in Opera? http://my.opera.com/Contrid/blog/2007/02/11/how-to-greasemonkey-in-opera acording to that site javascripts should run directly in the browser without the need for greasemonkey in Opera, but nothing happens when I try it.

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Nihth wrote:

You know how I can make this work in Opera? http://my.opera.com/Contrid/blog/2007/02/11/how-to-greasemonkey-in-opera acording to that site javascripts should run directly in the browser without the need for greasemonkey in Opera, but nothing happens when I try it.

I gave it a try and the guide works. The problem seems to come from the way Opera interprets the Javascript. In order to make the script work, you have to open it with a decent text editor (like notepad++), copy the whole section 'script data' at the end of the file (quite a big bloc of text ending with "Sword Mastery","sd":[]}}';) and paste it at the beginning (for instance above var arrURL = [], arrNodes = [];) and it should work. I'll update the script though.

Cool, that worked. Thanks!

That thing is amazingly useful, send some money to show my gratitude my equal a can of Beer or two :-D

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Slayman wrote:

That thing is amazingly useful, send some money to show my gratitude my equal a can of Beer or two :-D

I appreciate the gesture very much but due to PayPal retardedness I had to deny the donation :( You have to verify your account to do that and somehow the account I registered is in the US. I updated the link to my european account now. Hopefully it won't happen again.