Looking for another greasemonkey script I used to have - I think!

[+walkergeoff and wife]

I am sure there used to be a script that made it possible to click on the OSGB co-ords on a cache which would take you to the relevant OS map? Or is my memory faulty? If it does exist, could someone direct me to it?

 

Thanks.

[barryhunter]

Are you perhaps looking for this thread?

 

http://forums.Groundspeak.com/GC/index.php...easemonkey+osgb

 

(has anyone actully listed all the geocaching greasemonkey scripts anywhere? - I have seen a few on userscripts.org IIRC, but dont include many of these grown in the UK )

[+NickandAliandEliza]

Mine haven't worked for yonks.....keep getting an error message

 

Geocaching ones are here........

[+FollowMeChaps]

Thanks guys, especially Lordelph. Having Firefox myself I followed the simple instructions and it's working; great to have 1:25K OS map to backup the Geocaching Streetmap - Wow!

[+The Hancock Clan]

Mine haven't worked for yonks.....keep getting an error message

 

 

We had the same problem until we uninstalled firefox (& deleted the folder C:\Documents and Settings\<Windows login/user name>\Application Data\Mozilla) and then reinstalled it again. Make sure to backup you're bookmarks etc. first.

 

It all works fine now but we lost the original OS script and the latest one doesn't seem to have that nice red arrow pointing to the co-ords anymore

[+lordelph]

I really must finish my groovier version, it let you roll the mouse around the OS map getting WGS84 coords, and you could even click a sequence of coords and download a GPX file of them.

[+walkergeoff and wife]

Are you perhaps looking for this thread?

 

http://forums.Groundspeak.com/GC/index.php...easemonkey+osgb

 

(has anyone actully listed all the geocaching greasemonkey scripts anywhere? - I have seen a few on userscripts.org IIRC, but dont include many of these grown in the UK )

Thanks - that got it for me.

 

Now to save the thread so I can access it any time I want.

[+FollowMeChaps]

I really must finish my groovier version, it let you roll the mouse around the OS map getting WGS84 coords, and you could even click a sequence of coords and download a GPX file of them.

 

Oh yes please - I'd love that! FMC

[Edgemaster]

I also find the ones here useful, I keep losing the links too!

[+rutson]

http://gmscripts.locusprime.net/Show_All_Logs.html

[+NickandAliandEliza]

Mine haven't worked for yonks.....keep getting an error message

 

 

We had the same problem until we uninstalled firefox (& deleted the folder C:\Documents and Settings\<Windows login/user name>\Application Data\Mozilla) and then reinstalled it again. Make sure to backup you're bookmarks etc. first.

 

It all works fine now but we lost the original OS script and the latest one doesn't seem to have that nice red arrow pointing to the co-ords anymore

 

Success at last!!!

 

Thanks a lot.

 

Anyone know where I can find the ignore forum entry script??

Edited October 12, 2006 by Nick & Ali

[+FollowMeChaps]

These are all great and so easy to install and use, even for a luddite like me. And only this morning I thought a script was something I once used in school theatrical productions and a grease monkey was a mechanic! They have totally transformed my geocaching pages - thanks to all of you. Boy am I glad I use Firefox. Surely this needs putting onto a beginners guide to UK geocaching?