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In the main galleries page when you have certain filters like hidden tags (are there other filters?) is it possible to temporarily disable all filters and show every gallery available on the site? It would be handy in a situation where you want to make sure you're not missing any material of an artist.

In the main galleries page when you have certain filters like hidden tags (are there other filters?) is it possible to temporarily disable all filters and show every gallery available on the site? It would be handy in a situation where you want to make sure you're not missing any material of an artist.

You mean like https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Gallery_Searching#Advanced_Options "Disable default filters"?

You mean like https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Gallery_Searching#Advanced_Options "Disable default filters"?

Feel a bit stupid, yes it works. However it would still be a super nice feature if you could toggle it with a click on a button (for example at the right top) unlike now where you have to do 3 clicks and then hide advanced options

The square area around the image is not covered by the script, resulting in hard-to-see texts. Installed script version is v1.12. Observed on Pale Moon v31.1 using Stylem (v2.2.6) & LibreWolf v101.0-2 using Stylus (v1.5.25)




UPDATE:
v.1.13 fix confirmed. Thanks!

This post has been edited by elda88: Jun 10 2022, 10:20

I wrote a tiny script: /index.php?showtopic=258917

Basically, it disables all search filters when you look for duplicates using the "show all galleries with this file" link.

I wrote a tiny script: /index.php?showtopic=258917

Basically, it disables all search filters when you look for duplicates using the "show all galleries with this file" link.

Added to userscript index. It seems to do more than disabling filters so I called it "maximised file search".

Unsure how feasible of an idea this is, but I was thinking it would be nice to have a script where you can "save searches" to be used again whenever you want to.
For example, every time I open the website I'm either going to be looking at my watched tags page, searching for english translated galleries in the "Doujinshi" or "Manga" categories or searching for all galleries in the "Western" or "Misc" categories. The script I'm describing would save these search parameters (example parameters in this image [i.imgur.com] https://i.imgur.com/ZNbdvF1.png) along with a name input by the user into a dropdown box next to the view mode dropdown. Taking one of the aforementioned examples, the dropdown could contain a option called "ENG - Doujinshi & Manga" which when clicked would search the "Doujinshi" and "Manga" categories for galleries with the english language tag including ones with low power while disabling the default filters for tags.

Unsure how feasible of an idea this is, but I was thinking it would be nice to have a script where you can "save searches" to be used again whenever you want to.
For example, every time I open the website I'm either going to be looking at my watched tags page, searching for english translated galleries in the "Doujinshi" or "Manga" categories or searching for all galleries in the "Western" or "Misc" categories. The script I'm describing would save these search parameters (example parameters in this image [i.imgur.com] https://i.imgur.com/ZNbdvF1.png) along with a name input by the user into a dropdown box next to the view mode dropdown. Taking one of the aforementioned examples, the dropdown could contain a option called "ENG - Doujinshi & Manga" which when clicked would search the "Doujinshi" and "Manga" categories for galleries with the english language tag including ones with low power while disabling the default filters for tags.

I use firefox bookmarks for that (but I guess favorites or whatever it's called depending on the browser would work). The f_cats argument in the url save the category filtering, and the f_search argument save the search keywords. Did I miss something in your requirements?

This post has been edited by uareader: Aug 12 2022, 16:46

I use firefox bookmarks for that (but I guess favorites or whatever it's called depending on the browser would work). The f_cats argument in the url save the category filtering, and the f_search argument save the search keywords. Did I miss something in your requirements?

+1. All search options visible on the page have query string equivalents in the URL, so saved URLs reflect all search options, and he should just save the resultant search URLs to his bookmark bar. However, most people are already naturally doing this in some way, and I wonder if he has a reason to avoid this? A script for this is doable but unnecessary, because it only needs to go to bookmarked URLs and the only difference is that the bookmarks are put in a different place.

I use firefox bookmarks for that (but I guess favorites or whatever it's called depending on the browser would work). The f_cats argument in the url save the category filtering, and the f_search argument save the search keywords. Did I miss something in your requirements?

Thank you for this information, I had not realised that f_cats was category data as it was an uninterrupted string of numbers.

Thank you for this information, I had not realised that f_cats was category data as it was an uninterrupted string of numbers.

Yeah, that's documented here: https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Gallery_Search_Engine#Categories
f_cats is a combination of binary flags in numeric (decimal) form.