Summary
The Greasemonkey script A Better eBay Filter has been updated to version 4.1 to support new eBay search links that were not recognized by previous versions of the script.
This is a minor change. One line was added to support additional links:
// @include http://www.ebay.*/sch/*
The script may be downloaded either from the devoresoftware.com site or the userscripts.org site.
Please post if you have any problems or questions about the script.
I’m not sure if I am doing something wrong, but I have used this before (many months ago), and now I can’t seem to get it to work now that I am trying it again. Nothing shows up, yet the script is installed. I updated to your 4.1 version to no avail. Did eBay change something?
I’ll take a look at it.
OK, I tried out ebay with the script. It worked OK after I signed in, didn’t work as an unregistered user. How is the script not working for you? Do you see all the filter fields at the top of the listing?
Yeah, I don’t see any filter fields. I am signed in, with what appears to be the latest script (4.1), and it is enabled. Sorry, I didn’t get back sooner.
Maybe it’s as simple as needing a different @include line. Cut and paste your browser address line here (when you’re on an ebay page, that is), if doesn’t match an existing @include, the script won’t trigger. We can hope it’s that easy of a fix.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?LH_Auction=1&_sacat=19107&_catref=1&_sop=1
Alright, I got a problem, maybe it’s transitioning to new software so it worked the first time. I’ll try to see what’s failing in the code+site by mid-week, depends on my development schedule.
Yup, ebay changed several webpage internals. I’ve got the script partially working now, but it needs more changes for full functionality. I’ll try to finish those up soon.
Alright, the latest script seems to work. Look for an updated release in next 24 hours, maybe much sooner, depending.
Awesome! Thank you!