- #What character is used for the hawaiian okina install#
- #What character is used for the hawaiian okina update#
- #What character is used for the hawaiian okina code#
Problem is, of course, that now about half of my words won’t match anything on forvo even if they are there, because the search is using a different spelling. This is because okina appears very often in Hawaiian, but is unavailable on most people’s default keyboard layouts, and a backquote looks about the same and works as well. My problem is this: I’m making a Hawaiian course and to make typing easier for people, I’m using a backquote instead of the unicode okina character.
#What character is used for the hawaiian okina code#
Secondly, I have a minor problem that I think I could easily solve by editing the script, but this is not a programming language I know, so I wonder if one of you could give me the line of code I need. It would be helpful to add that to the documentation. But later when I was editing a level I saw the extra column and realized that it does. Since I tried editing the dictionary first, I thought that it didn’t work at all. Okay, I went ahead and tried it out anywayĪt least on Firefox, it only seems to work when I edit levels, not when I edit the dictionary.
I’d love to try this out, on Firefox, but I’m going to wait and watch this thread for a bit longer and see if the Firefox wrinkles get sorted out. By the way I’m not a programmer unfortunately (and don’t want to sound like a jerk), but is there a way to maybe eliminate the downloading part? Sort of like a “1-click-add” button, which is how memrise should work in the first place IMHO Thanks for the effort! It’s indeed working now with the middle-mousebutton-download method. Posted by carpiediem 11/11/14 (1 year ago) It’s not perfect, but it should be functional enough to save a lot of time maintaining courses.
#What character is used for the hawaiian okina update#
JamesBP, go ahead and update the user script to see if it works for you. For now, users can still save the file with a middle click. I can open up the context menu and save the MP3 link in Chrome, but right-clicking immediately closes the drop-down menu in Firefox. The right click event is handled differently. That unearthed a new problem with Firefox, though. I tried out your suggestion though, and it did the trick for both browsers. Is there a reason for not using GM_xmlhttpRequest?Ĭrt32, I has used jQuery because I know it better, it handles JSON very nicely, and it worked in Chrome on almost the first try. I seems like in Firefox, you can’t create global JavaScript variables that can be accessed from outside the userscript, thus your callback is undefined (that’s the error I got using your script). I know the code is hacky (it’s difficult to hook into Memrise’s load events), but it does run normally on Chrome. I know about the same origin policy, that’s why I’m using jsonp. You need to use GM_xmlhttpRequest instead. There are several other issues with your code, but the most serious is that you are trying to do a cross-domain request using jQuery. Posted by carpiediem 11/10/14 (1 year ago) Can’t seem to find the solution yet, but I’ve asked for help and will try again later this week. James, I’m getting the same result as you. I think users desperately need more automation to create larger (4-5000 word) courses. This kind of funcionality would be incredibly useful on the website though.
The Forvo website counts the requests however. Terrific idea! I tried it on Firefox33.0.3/Win7圆4, got a Forvo API, but it is just loading endlessly. Posted by carpiediem 11/7/14 (1 year ago) Please let me know any problems you run into or other feedback you have.
Posted by carpiediem 11/7/14, last update Jun 18 (1 week ago) You can decide whether or not to save the MP3 and upload it to your own course. It doesn’t make any automatic changes to your course, it just displays a new column for you alone.
#What character is used for the hawaiian okina install#
If you are a course creator, do me a favor and install the script to try it out. I tried to make it so that it will work for any language, but I can’t test them all myself. So, I wrote a user script that does the checking for me. I got tired of going back and forth to when adding audio files to new levels. Language Course Creators: Help Me Test this Forvo Integration Script Apologies for formatting errors.Īrete_Hime: and here is the thread archived for when the above link stops working: Since this post on the old forum is still active, I’m copying it here where we can continue it.
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