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Anatoly

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A way faster?

Everyone remembers this large image.

It took me one hour. I was going to every page selecting all posts (1204x1301 pixels)...

I want to know if there is a way faster?

The image size is around 15000 x exactly 1024 pixels, and.... that is offtopic a bit...

Help me!

AlphaJon

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From: Who knows

Joined: 2015-07-21

Posts: 1,297

Re: A way faster?

So, you want numbers on each line, + line colors for non-members?
Brb

EDIT: Do you also need the whole data at once?

Gosha

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Re: A way faster?

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta … nhcfjnnhmb

AlphaJon

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Posts: 1,297

Re: A way faster?

Hi again. Had stuff to do, but here you go:

▼Piece of code

//var $ = unsafeWindow.jQuery;
function getParameterByName(name, url) {
    //Provided by http://stackoverflow.com/questions/901115/how-can-i-get-query-string-values-in-javascript
    if (!url) url = window.location.href;
    name = name.replace(/[\[\]]/g, "\\$&");
    var regex = new RegExp("[?&]" + name + "(=([^&#]*)|&|#|$)"),
        results = regex.exec(url);
    if (!results) return null;
    if (!results[2]) return '';
    return decodeURIComponent(results[2].replace(/\+/g, " "));
}

var table = $("#users1 table");
var pagecount = getParameterByName("p") ? getParameterByName("p") : 1;
var startcount = 50 * (pagecount - 1) + 1; //50 Results per page; start from 1
//colors: gid1 = forum admin, gid7 = EE admin, gid2 = forum mod, gid6 = EE mod
var colors = {"gid1": "#880000", "gid7": "#880088", "gid2": "#008800", "gid6": "#440088"}; //Colors for staff, edit at will

var headrow = table.find("thead tr");
headrow.prepend('<th scope="col">Count</th>');

var tablerows = table.find("tbody tr");
//Loop for each row line
tablerows.each(function(index, row_element) {
    var username = $(row_element).find("td.tcl"); //Gets cell containing username
    username.removeClass("tcl").addClass("tc2"); //Border css stuff
    var userclass = username.find("a span").attr("class"); //Get username color by class
    if (colors[userclass]){ //If class is part of the colorlist above
        $(row_element).css("background-color", colors[userclass]); //Sets color for the row
        $(row_element).find("td").css("background-color", colors[userclass]); //Overrides the css for each cell individually
    }
    $(row_element).prepend('<td class="tcl"><b>'+(startcount+index)+'</b></td>'); //Put the count at beginning of each row
});

Execute this on the page with the user list, either by pasting it in the console, or using some browser add-on such as Greasemonkey, for example. Uncomment the first line in the case of a browser extension, because the script uses jQuery.

EDIT: It only works page by page, so I wish you good luck if you intend to do so with all results. Unless you somehow convince Diff to get you the whole list nicely on one page.

LukeM

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From: England

Joined: 2016-06-03

Posts: 3,009

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Re: A way faster?

Well... You could probably have a javascript thing that loads the HTML of all the pages fairly easily, then you could just put the part which represents the list one after another, load it as a webpage (using css and maybe some more javascript for the highlighting), then use the thing gosha suggested:

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta … nhcfjnnhmb

I might do it for you some time if I have nothing better to do, otherwise someone else might be able to do it (or you if you know some javascript)

I dont think the post or topic count things would affect the number of users, so im guessing that that^ would be the fastest way

AlphaJon

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Joined: 2015-07-21

Posts: 1,297

Re: A way faster?

You could probably have a javascript thing that loads the HTML of all the pages fairly easily

I agree with that. Straightforward for the most part.

then you could just put the part which represents the list one after another

That requires parsing the HTML within JavaScript (Because the API is disabled IIRC). This is the part I don't like. And then putting the relevant bits in the current page. Not to mention loading 48 pages is going to take some time.
Oh well, I have some spare time right now, so I'm going to do it anyway. Nvm I'm tired and going to bed, maybe tomorrow.

LukeM

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From: England

Joined: 2016-06-03

Posts: 3,009

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Re: A way faster?

then you could just put the part which represents the list one after another

That requires parsing the HTML within JavaScript (Because the API is disabled IIRC). This is the part I don't like. And then putting the relevant bits in the current page. Not to mention loading 48 pages is going to take some time.
Oh well, I have some spare time right now, so I'm going to do it anyway. Nvm I'm tired and going to bed, maybe tomorrow.

If there isn't any way to do it directly through JS, you could add / remove it from the page which is currently loading. Then the HTML would be parsed by the browser, and could just be removed after its used

Edit: just googled it and you don't need to add it to the page, just create an HTML DOM element, then set the innerHTML as the page you want to be parsed