CoachB05 wrote: Hey, could anyone create one that shows a number on how close each skill is to being trained one more? I would, but I don't have any programming skills whatsoever.

If I understand your question right, then I just a couple of days ago made the following script
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/45958
which adds decimals to the skills (the decimals are the current training of the skill)
For instance it says "Vision 5,75" if the player has "5" in vision and has trained 75 out of 100 points)
(I also adds the points to the training pane, so one does not have to guess the value from the bars)

I have also made
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/45957
which adds a short description of what the player is currently training.
For instance on the player page it says
16 years old Quarterback (Tr: Tactical, All skills)
instead of just
16 years old Quarterback

Ps. I will travel a lot the next week, so I will probably not have time to answer questions, comments etc. before the next weekend

It doesn't seem to be working...

Mikkel_Chargers wrote: croverja wrote: It doesn't seem to be working... Are there any errors in the "Error Console" ? In Firefox under Tools => Error Console (To only see the relevant Errors, first clear the console and then reload the player page). Ps. I have only tested my script using English as language perhaps that is the problem ?

I'm using English, and currently using other grease monkey scripts, so I don't think either of those could be the problem.

I checked, no errors, some warnings and messages, but error free.

Mikkel_Chargers wrote: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/45958 http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/45957

First of all, great to see more and more guys developing these scripts

The first is working like expected, the second one seems to need a little bit too long for collecting the information. However, it is working too. You should check if you could make this part faster

var selected = document.evaluate( ".//option[@selected]", playerData.snapshotItem(playerData.snapshotLength-1), null, XPathResult.UNORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE, null); addTraining(selected.snapshotItem(0).innerHTML + ", " + selected.snapshotItem(1).innerHTML);

It is not really fast to work on the browsers objects for html itself. Much faster it is when you make your string mangling in an variable and replace the browser content in one larger step at the end of the script.

Regards

Peter

Edit: PLease switch based on address line:

url: 'http://www.grid-iron.org/index.php?page=club&subpage=training',

if the user opened GI by http://grid-iron.org... you should query http://grid-iron.org, if he opened by using http://www.grid-iron.org then you have to use http://www.grid-iron.org for your query from inside the script. If not you will run into trouble when collecting data that need session data based on users login. training settings and skills are such data.