That code is helpful.
One solution is to capture the click on the "compare" button. Once clicked, restore the pagehistory and submit the correctly selected radio buttons.
Wikitech-l and Meta are both good places: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Dzonatas/script/history
Jonathan
Steve Bennett wrote:
Hi again, Ok I had my own attempt at adding "group edits". It works, but has the obvious limitation that displaying the diff across a group of collapsed diffs shows not quite what you're expecting. In other words:
Time t0 User A comment1 Time t1 User A Time t2 User A comment2 Time t3 User B comment 3
It shows this as Time t0 User A comment1//---//comment2 Time t3 User B
So if you attempt to compare between t0 and t3, you of course get all the changes made in t1, t2 and t3, whereas you probably just wanted t3. Not sure how to deal with that one.
Anyway, feel free to use this code if at all helpful.
Also...I'm sure by now we're on the wrong list. What's the right one? wikitech?
Steve
// ==UserScript==
// @name Compress history
// @namespace stevage
// @description Collapses consecutive edits from the same person into one
// @include *.wikipedia.org/*action=history
// ==/UserScript==
var hist; hist = document.getElementById('pagehistory');
if (hist) { var diffs; diffs = document.evaluate( "LI", hist, null, XPathResult.UNORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE, null ); var last='*x!', prevdiffcomment;
for (var i = 0; i < diffs.snapshotLength; i++) {
var diff = diffs.snapshotItem(i); var comment = document.evaluate( 'SPAN[@class="comment"]', diff, null, XPathResult.UNORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE, null ).snapshotItem(0); //GM_log(comment.innerHTML); var a = document.evaluate( "SPAN/A", diff, null, XPathResult.UNORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE, null ); eacha = a.snapshotItem(0); if (eacha.title==last) { if (comment) { prevdiffcomment.innerHTML = prevdiffcomment.innerHTML + '//' +comment.innerHTML; } else { prevdiffcomment.innerHTML = prevdiffcomment.innerHTML + '//---'; } diff.parentNode.removeChild(diff); } else { last = eacha.title; if (!comment) { comment = document.createElement('SPAN'); comment.className='comment'; comment.innerHTML=' ---'; diff.insertBefore(comment, null); } prevdiffcomment = comment; } } }
On 3/11/06, Jonathan dzonatas@dzonux.net wrote:
It has been updated to animate and export a basic Excel xml: http://dzonux.net/wikipedia-animate-hack.user.js
"Group edits" is not finished.
Steve Bennett wrote:
On 3/10/06, Jonathan dzonatas@dzonux.net wrote:
I started to fix the script: http://dzonux.net/wikipedia-animate-hack.user.js
It shows the basic layout, but it stops right before it animates.
Steve, are there are any other features you would like?
Jonathan
Ooh, interesting question :) I can now get that script to activate, but yeah, doesn't do much useful yet.
Hard to ask for *more* features when I haven't seen what it does yet. But things that would be useful would be grouping all subsequent edits by a single editor (would be useful in general in Wikipedia), and, yeah like my original quest, somehow being able to download a list of all changes into Excel or something (with dates and URLs would be brilliant...)
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