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Cannot Install Scripts

by Don-88 :: Rate this Message:

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All of a sudden I cannot install new Greasemonkey scripts for Firefox
3.5.5 on two different Windows XP machines.

If I double click on the .user.js file I get the error "'top' is
undefined" in a "Windows Script Host" error popup, and dragging
the .user.js file into an open Firefox window (naturally after the
plugin has been installed) just loads the JS code in a window and does
not install it.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to remedy this problem please?
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Re: Cannot Install Scripts

by james wilson-7 :: Rate this Message:

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try draging the script to just under the fire fox url bar , a short line will show up when it is in place, then release it . a grease monkey instalation screen should pop up ..is it your own .js file .. or a modified one ... i modified one and when i updated grease monkey it wouldnt load .. so i reinstalled the new update of the script i wanted and had to modify it again .. please let me know if this helped ...

On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 4:59 PM, Don <don21a@...> wrote:

All of a sudden I cannot install new Greasemonkey scripts for Firefox
3.5.5 on two different Windows XP machines.

If I double click on the .user.js file I get the error "'top' is
undefined" in a "Windows Script Host" error popup, and dragging
the .user.js file into an open Firefox window (naturally after the
plugin has been installed) just loads the JS code in a window and does
not install it.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to remedy this problem please?



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Re: Cannot Install Scripts

by cherwally :: Rate this Message:

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SOLUTION FOUND! ;)

This is usually due to a missing config file or gm_scripts directory
in your Firefox Profile.
Go to your profile directory something like this:

    c:\Documents and Settings\<Windows login/user name>\Application
Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\13rzw4zp.default\

or on Vista:

    C:\Users\<Windows login/user name>\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox
\Profiles\13rzw4zp.default\

You should have a gm_scripts directory inside which should be a
config.xml file.
If not, make an empty gm_scripts folder and an empty config.xml inside
that folder & then install your scripts 1 by 1.
It could also be a missing config.xml inside your gm_scripts folder so
create a new empty one.

PS: had same problem,on last Firefox version 3.5.5 and latest
Greasemonkey on XP!
i just created new folder and renamed: 13rzw4zp.default, added inside
a new folder called: gm_scripts and add inside this a text file
renamed:  config.xml
Happily all fixed now!

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On Nov 8, 6:59 pm, Don <don...@...> wrote:

> All of a sudden I cannot install new Greasemonkey scripts for Firefox
> 3.5.5 on two different Windows XP machines.
>
> If I double click on the .user.js file I get the error "'top' is
> undefined" in a "Windows Script Host" error popup, and dragging
> the .user.js file into an open Firefox window (naturally after the
> plugin has been installed) just loads the JS code in a window and does
> not install it.
>
> Does anyone have any suggestions on how to remedy this problem please?

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