Alright, so here is my issue. I'm writing a Greasemonkey script to insert two iframes on an AJAXified site, but ajaxComplete gets caught in a loop and generates an excess number of iframes (sometimes one, sometimes five, etc...), gener.
I've done my research and [I think] my problem is that I'm not binding the call to the document properly, but of this I am unsure. I'm not sure how you would do it differently than I already have. If you guys could point me in the right direction I'd be grateful. Here is the offending code:
function OnLoadWidgets() {
var tempSC = document.createElement("div");
tempSC.id = "SCWidget";
tempSC.innerHTML = "..."
document.getElementById("content-right").appendChild(tempSC);
var tempMC = document.createElement("div");
tempMC.id = "MCWidget";
tempMC.innerHTML = "..."
document.getElementById("content-right").appendChild(tempMC);
}
unsafeWindow.jQuery(document).ajaxComplete(function()
{
var existingSCPlayer = document.getElementById("SCWidget");
if(typeof(existingPlayer) == "undefined")
{
OnLoadWidgets();
}
});
You can see the rest of the code here: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/127312
Also wanted to use this a chance to thank you guys for all your hard work. Can't thank you enough, really. stack == lifesaver