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Hello there,After pushing it away for months or even years, it finally happens,I completly rewrote Quick Javascript Switcher from sratch, and add some cool features.I'm now looking for beta testers before pushing it to the Chrome Webstore.Here is a super-quick tour:New icon design (fix Retina icon #15)New rules logic (allow, block, clean, by domain or subdomain)New Pause JavaScript feature ( fix without refreshing #2)New contextual menu (fix Include subdomains? #24)New optionsNew right click > Open link with JS disabled feature (Feature request: Right click on a link > Open link in new tab with javascript disabled #36)To do:Default Rules: Block JavaScript on all Sites #40Add right click contextual menu (fixed in beta 5)You can download the beta here (⚠️ no auto-update): to install the beta:.crx method (may not working if you already installed QJS before)Download the .crxOpen chrome://extensions/ pageDrag and drop the .crx in it.zip methodDownload the .zip and extract files into a folderOpen chrome://extensions/ page and enable the developer mode (in the right-top)Click on Load unpacked and select the extracted files folderI'm waiting for your feedbacks!If you want to support my work, you can buy me some coffees ☕ here:

JsTree is jquery plugin, that provides interactive trees. For more info please visit the plugin's Homeor Github Repo. Custom Icons & Clickable Nodes Here's a jsTree example with custom icons and clickable nodes. For more info, please visit the official website. Root node 1 Initially selected custom icon URL initially open Disabled Node Another node Custom icon class (bootstrap) Clickable link node JAVASCRIPT HTML $('#kt_docs_jstree_customicons').jstree({ "core" : { "themes" : { "responsive": false } }, "types" : { "default" : { "icon" : "fa fa-folder text-warning" }, "file" : { "icon" : "fa fa-file text-warning" } }, "plugins": ["types"]});// handle link clicks in tree nodes(support target="_blank" as well)$('#kt_docs_jstree_customicons').on('select_node.jstree', function(e,data) { var link = $('#' + data.selected).find('a'); if (link.attr("href") != "#" && link.attr("href") != "javascript:;" && link.attr("href") != "") { if (link.attr("target") == "_blank") { link.attr("href").target = "_blank"; } document.location.href = link.attr("href"); return false; }}); Root node 1 Initially selected custom icon URL initially open Disabled Node Another node Custom icon class (bootstrap) Clickable link node

Directory as well if you need to have your uploaded images placed in e.g. "www/gallery/". You can specify it in the photo albums php mysql ajax FTP Folder field on the Publish Gallery window.Notice: Write the name of the popup explorer php javascript folder where your website gallery will be placed on the window ajax pop up server. Notice that you should specify this javascript create popup box field; otherwise your website album will be uploaded into the root folder of your pop up window to ajax server! Step 6. Save your photo gallery as project file.When you exit Web Photo Gallery application, you'll be asked if you want to save your pop up link center project. The project consists of the pictures you choose to put on your web photo gallery and all your settings. It's a good idea to save the modal popup javascript scrollbar project, because that will allow you to change the image popup html in popup window project in case you decide to do something different with future galleries. So click Yes, then enter a slideshow triptracker premium name for your project. To select the pop up screen javascript location of your ajax with popup window project, just click the Browse folders button and choose a different location. Then click Save. Step 7 - Add gallery inside your own page. Web Photo Gallery generates a javascript and open popup window special code. You can paste it in any place on your page whereyou want to add image gallery. * Export your LightBox gallery using Web Photo Gallery app in any test folder on a local drive. * Open the javascript open webpage in popup generated index.html file in any text editor. * Copy all code for Web Photo Gallery from the HEAD and BODY tags

Live and Working Preview. Google's Chrome debugger is a great debugging tool for javascript. The Chrome debugger can be used inside Working Preview to debug your component.Chrome's debugger supports using the debugger; statement to add breakpoints in your scripts. Placing the debugger; statement in your javascript will open the script in the Chrome debugger when the statement is encountered. The first time you run a component in Live or Working Preview, the Chrome debugger may not open when the debugger; statement is encountered. The Chrome debugger needs to be activated first. The Open Chrome Debugger link at the bottom of the Working Preview window will launch the Chrome debugger.Once the Chrome debugger has been opened, it will remain open in the background. Click Reload Page and the Chrome debugger will popup whenever debugger; is encountered. You can also click the Open Chrome Debugger link to bring the Chrome debugger to the foreground.If you are using Working Preview, the Working Preview window can be detached from the designer. When detached, you can make changes to the component in Design mode and see the changes right away in the Working Preview window. The Refresh button will update the Working Preview. You can also turn on auto-refresh. Auto-refresh will immediately update Working Preview when any change is made to the component. If you component has a lot of controls or is complex, however, you may notice a delay while editing with auto-refresh on.

Custom javascript codeAnother way to customize ISL Pronto is through custom javascript code. You can use {!cmd=count_supporters!} to get the number of available supports and {!cmd=chat!} to get code (function), which starts new web chat window. Have a look at this example:function startChat() { var supps = {!cmd=count_supporters!}; if(supps > 0) { var chat = {!cmd=chat!}; chat(); } else { window.location.href = "mailto:[email protected]"; }}To upload this javascript, please follow these steps:Step 1Open web administration, which is available at address 2Login as user admin, password asd.Step 3Go to User management - Domains, select the domain that you use for ISL Pronto (usually default).Step 4Select Raw data.Step 5Click Actions....Step 6Enter this under Name: pronto::public::startchatStep 7Paste the javascript code (example above) into the Value section.Step 8Click Write.After this javascript has been uploaded, you can modify the script code on your web page:Automatically filling the fieldsIf you already have customer info (e.g. the customer is already logged in on your website) and would like to start the chat directly, without the user needing to input this data again, you can use the following line:This will use abc as name and [email protected] as email.If you need some additional custom fields, you can specify a list of custom fields, their titles, then assign values to each custom field - use the following syntax:customfields=fieldname:FieldTitle;...customfield_fieldname=FieldValueModified example that includes two additional fields, My Field 1 (with value ABC) and My Field 2 (with value 123):Note: that spaces in field names are replaced with %20 - make sure that you URL encode your field names.Direct live chat linkIf you need a link to directly open the name and e-mail entry form, you can use a link like this: you need to specify a customization, add the cn: parameter after an url-encoded | (pipe = %7c) character, like this: only these two parameters are different, the rest of them are used the same way as in your ISL Pronto script line, e.g. to force a certain language, add the lang= parameter: live chat link, method #2An alternative is to use a short javascript function and start chat with the desired parameters