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On Tue, 24 Jan 2006, kevin smith wrote: > Hello, > > I am trying to adapt the Amazon SPL Linky for a friend who is a patron > of the Tulsa City-County Library. huh, well, I just started playing with Greasemonkey myself last week to do something pretty similar. Some things I noticed right away: 1) the script doesn't have the .user.js suffix on the end. I think Greasemonkey and probably userscripts.org expect this. I would think they would have a more meaningful error message for this. > I am no coder, I just tried to > modify the variables at the top, but I get an error from > userscripts.org when I ty to install the script. : So you uploaded it to userscripts.org? That seems like a painful way to do development. Instead, just save the javascript file to your machine and open with firefox. There should be a little yellow line on top that says something like "hello do you want to install this userscript?" (The exact words vary a bit). I installed it in a similar manner after changing the script name to be atcclinky.user.js. It does install. My guess is you'll need to do some debugging though. Perhaps a friendly soul might help you out there. Also, do you have the latest version of GreaseMonkey? Jon Gorman