Go over to the TBG's! There is a 60 second rule there, but it is seperate from the one on the Scratch website! Yay!
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i just play tetris
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veggieman001 wrote:
i just play tetris
I find tetris boring
and I don't have it anyhow
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jji7skyline wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
i just play tetris
I find tetris boring
and I don't have it anyhow
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i play it online
and you are one of many
such a shame
you're missing out on a lot
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veggieman001 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
i just play tetris
I find tetris boring
and I don't have it anyhow
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i play it online
and you are one of many
such a shame
you're missing out on a lot
If you say so
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Tetris is not even that fun though. Wait, why are we even talking about tetris now?
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Thescratch3 wrote:
Tetris is not even that fun though. Wait, why are we even talking about tetris now?
I was saying that you COULD be on the TBG scratch forums playing Text-based games while waiting for the 60 second rule and veggieman said he plays tetris
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i run a javascript code to press the button after 60 seconds for me and then open another post and start typing the reply and so on once 60 seconds are over javascript automatically sends the post for me the
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fanofcena wrote:
i run a javascript code to press the button after 60 seconds for me and then open another post and start typing the reply and so on once 60 seconds are over javascript automatically sends the post for me the
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Neat!
I often get logged out if I try to do TBG and main forums though.
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fg123 wrote:
@Fano: AWESOME.
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Send me the code?Or I can figure it out myshelf. [/smug-face]
heres the code :
use javascript webconsole to use it . press ctrl+shift+k to get to it in firefox and ctrl+shift+i to in Chrome
function SendL()
{
document.post.submit.click();
}
setTimeout(SendL,60000);ENjoy ! lol
o btw the much needed explaination of this magic
first we register a function which will be called later's when 60 seconds are complete lets call it SendL . now in the SendL we find the references to the submit button
the form (or the forum post box ) is called post
and the submit button is named as submit
so
to do the job all we had to do was find our way to the submit button and invoke the click function which is being done here by
document.post.submit.click();
now comes the setTimeout(SendL,60000); this line of the code commands the browser to wait for 60 seconds (60,000 milliseconds ) and then invoke our old friend hte SendL
pretty easy for those who know the "name" notation of forms in HTML and who know JavaScript
! Cheers!
btw @fg123
call me darky instead of fano: ^_^
Last edited by fanofcena (2011-07-25 12:06:10)
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ah an easier code would be just
setTimeout(document.post.submit.click,60000);
this is what i exactly use rather then the big one . i am adding a browser autotab closer which closes the tab after its sent the msg so u can literally forget about the tab
Last edited by fanofcena (2011-07-26 04:24:08)
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function SendL()
{
document.post.submit.click();
}
setTimeout(SendL,60000);Let me re-explain this better.
First, understand what is a function. It's like a whole chunk of code which you do not use until you "call" it. "Calling" it will run that function. So imagine a function that runs a code telling the computer to write down "Hey!" on Notepad. Then, you can call it several times, causing the computer to do the "Hey!" trick without you needing to type it out again and again.
fanofcena has created a function called SendL, which essentially clicks on the submit button for him. Then, when he runs the program, it will wait exactly 60 seconds and call the function SendL, causing it to click on the button.
In his second post, of course, he realizes that it would be simpler to just click on the button after 60 seconds and not bother with SendL.
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helltank wrote:
In his second post, of course, he realizes that it would be simpler to just click on the button after 60 seconds and not bother with SendL.
realising is not a good work to explain why i posted the second one
actually second one came in my mind before the first one. the first one is better if u want the code to do something else by simply adding more chunks to sendL ^_^
Last edited by fanofcena (2011-07-26 04:23:21)
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veggieman001 wrote:
i just play tetris
I got 443,124,235,236,333 score once.
It was HOURS of tetris...
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