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Published: 2008-01-30 19:29:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 3678; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 1
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Description
DARD now has a web site . Go there for more information.DARD version 1.0.1
What it isA script for Greasemonkey that puts a box with a few handy links over images on PhotoBucket that are suspected of being ripped from a deviantART artist.
RevisionsChange Log is on the DARD web site .
FAQFAQ is on the DARD web site.
What do I need?
Read FAQ #1
Give me the script already...I highly recommend you download the script from the DARD web site but I am going to keep the direct download link here for a little while. Eventually I will remove this link so I only have to update one page.
Click the link to install Rip Detector version 1.0.1
Rip Detector @ freehostia
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This is awesome! Only problem is, every time I click the download link, I get taken to a page of code. I'm a total n00b when it comes to stuff like this, so would you mind giving me a hand? I'm using a Mac, by the way, would that have anything to do with it? And I have firefox and greasemonkey, so that's not the problem.
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I'm actually not sure, if you're using Firefox and have GreaseMonkey installed properly it should show a popup asking if you want to install the script or show the source. I don't use Macs on a regular basis so that may have something to do with it, but as far as I know it's platform independent so it should be working. You may want to head over to the GreaseMonkey homepage and see if other scripts will install properly, maybe you could find more information there. I'm sorry I can't be any more helpful
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Thanks, I got it to work. I went to the website and nothing else was working either, so I figured there must have been a bug or something. I reinstalled GreaseMonkey and it seems to be working fine now.
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It looks so nifty and handy. Installed! Thank you!
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Has Jonathan Bailey from PT gotten a hold of you? I told him about your script and he was interested in doing an article on it.
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Yes he has, thank you for telling him about it!
That's basically the reason I've done all the updates recently that I have been putting off for so long now.
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NP. Only problem I have with it is my own PB account is claiming that I rip my own work. I just use it to store things I want posted to LiveJournal anyway...
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This has so much potential to be huge, but it would have to be much more than a Greasemonkey script IMO. Though it's not impossible with Greasemonkey.
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Thank you so much ! this will be very useful♥ i will install greasemonkey and then this asap !! (@@ (though the artists i am looking for are Japanese, not from dA.)
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Nice script, that's gonna be helpful for us all...
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It works, but now that photobucket recently upgraded, the gray panel is underneath the picture and other stuff like that.
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Thanks for bringing that to my attention! I haven't been actively working on or using this so it's nice to be informed. I'll look into it as soon as I get a chance
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KUDOS!!!
wish it worked for the entire cyber universe?
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Thanks! Yes, that would be awesome if it could just go out and find every ripped piece of artwork everywhere, like a googlebot for ripped art 
It may be possible for me to make it work for other specific sites but Photobucket seems to be getting all the attention recently. If you have any suggestions for other sites let me know and I'll see what I can do!
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i knows...i just sent off a nasty letter last week to someone who ripped one of mine...hmmm...?
gonna go see if they removed it yet!
sue
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can't wait to get a chance!!
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The link to your script is broken. I eagerly want to see how you implemented such a feature. I'm guessing that you check the image's filename for "by_username" at the end, which is a nifty idea.
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Ok, sorry about that mess 
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Not bad so far! 
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1: Do you mean the boxes under the thumbnail in the screenshot on here? Originally I was going to put the whole alert down there but I couldn't figure out how to get them to be over that but I'm going to keep trying to figure out what's causing that. Form elements behave weird...
2: That's a good idea to put them in the URL. I don't want to autofill the recipient box because the deviant name and deviation title aren't always correct which is why I put the * next to User in the alert. I try to stress the importance of searching for the deviation before sending notes, just to make sure the deviation and deviant actually do exist and the title and name are correct. I almost left out the send note feature fearing that people will just send notes without confirming first which could be bad, and possibly considered spam. I like the URL idea though, so the user can easily see the title and name.
Thank you very much for the comments.
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When you've got this script nicely fixed up and working perfectly, it would be wonderful to see its features extended to work on Flikr too, as there are just as many ripping problems there.
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[link] will help outline the main differences between embedded JavaScript and GM scripts (I believe it's the last section).
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Thanks for the link. Yeah, I've been using that site but I went a long time without doing any web development so I'm rather behind the times. I've written a lot of Windows programs (Delphi) but JavaScript and Greasemonkey are something I just recently started learning. I still write things like "for i:=0 to 100 do begin" before I realize, whoops, it should be "for (i=0;i<=100;i++) {" and I always forget the () in an if statement.
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Yeah... why can't they all be the same?
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I love you. 
This will come in very handy.
You are such a brilliant person. Thank you.
xx
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haha, thanks!
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