Oh okay, my bad. Awesome job on the script, then!aidos wrote:Actually I'm the author of the script, I don't know who's the person who posted on UserScripts.org.
Anyway, I like your cookie support, but it seemed strange to me that you would try to guess the proper cookie to transfer, just transfer them all. Also, I'm not too sure on your download directory support, which is a bit intrusive, and I think most people won't have a use for it. Finally, your updated method for detecting torrents is going to yield a lot of false positives, I'd like to avoid that. The idea is that if the blue drop is there, you can be sure that clicking on it should add a torrent to Deluge.
As I believe the person who posted the script on UserScripts.org won't bother updating it, I've taken the liberty of posting my updated version of the script at : http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/79003 . If you have more patches, please send them my way
ok I edited with my internal IP, port, and pw. now I click on it and it just says downloading torrent and just hangs.aidos wrote:Well normally you should see a Deluge icon (blue droplet) next to torrent files links. Just click on it, and it will add the torrent to the WebUI queue. Have a look at the screenshot on this page: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/79003 . Also, you need to edit the script at the top, to enter your WebUI address, port and password.
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var host = "192.168.1.11";
var port = "8112";
var password = "****";