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We now have a Script Manager in the Perfmatters plugin. This allows you to disable scripts on a per post/page basis. This is very powerful and can drastically increase the speed on your WordPress sites (especially your homepage). A few examples of what this can be used for:

Everything is grouped together by the plugin or theme name. This makes it super easy to disable an entire plugin at once. Typically a WordPress plugin will have both a JavaScript and CSS file. A WordPress theme might have 10+ files. You can even disable scripts with regex.

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I just removed all lua related files and folders from ~/.config/darktable and reinstalled following instructions from @wpferguson git hub. I recreated my luarc and copy/pasted the contents of script_manager.lua to it. When I run darktable -d lua I still get:

Download it and copy it to ~/.config/darktable/luarc (linux and MacOS) or C:\Users\AppData\Local\darktable\luarc (windows). Start darktable and script manager will be in the lower left pane in the lighttable.

Tried it in Windows 10. Nice tool, but as Jean-Paul said it looses its settings at the end of the session so I have to manually activate every script in every session. That is a bit annoying.

Regards,

Luemmel

In the bottom left pane of lighttable there should be a new module, script_manager. If you have the lua scripts already installed in ~/.config/darktable/lua, then script_manager will read them and create widgets to start and stop them. If they are not installed, then script manager will display a screen to install the scripts . It sounds like you already have them installed, so it should just be a matter of enabling the scripts you use.

The following example shows how to set the EnableScriptGlobalization property so that client script can display a culture-specific date and time in the browser. In the example, the Culture attribute of the @ Page directive is set to auto. As a result, the first language that is specified in the current browser settings determines the culture and UI culture for the page. For more information, see How to: Set the Culture and UI Culture for ASP.NET Web Page Globalization.

The ScriptManager control is central to Ajax functionality in ASP.NET. The control manages all ASP.NET Ajax resources on a page. This includes downloading Microsoft Ajax Library scripts to the browser and coordinating partial-page updates that are enabled by using UpdatePanel controls. In addition, the ScriptManager control enables you to do the following:

Register script that is compatible with partial-page updates. In order to manage dependencies between your script and the core library, any script that you register is loaded after the Microsoft Ajax Library script.

When partial-page rendering is supported, the ScriptManager control renders script to enable asynchronous postbacks and partial-page updates. The regions of the page to be updated are designated by using UpdatePanel controls. The ScriptManager control handles the asynchronous postbacks and refreshes only the regions of the page that have to be updated. For more information about partial-page rendering, see Partial-Page Rendering Overview. For more information about the conditions that cause an update, see UpdatePanel Control Overview.

A page can contain only one ScriptManager control in its hierarchy. To register services and scripts for nested pages, user controls, or components when the parent page already has a ScriptManager control, use the ScriptManagerProxy control. For more information, see Using the UpdatePanel Control with Master Pages.

You can use the following methods to register script files that are not dependent on the Microsoft Ajax Library but that are compatible with UpdatePanel controls. These methods correspond to similar methods of the ClientScriptManager control. If you are rendering script for use inside an UpdatePanel control, make sure that you call the methods of the ScriptManager control.

When you register methods, you specify a type/key pair for that script. If a script with the same type/key pair is already registered, a new script is not registered. Similarly, if you register a script with a type/resource name pair that already exists, the script element that references the resource is not added again. When you register an expando attribute of a previously registered attribute, an exception is thrown. Duplicate registration of array values is allowed.

When you call the RegisterClientScriptInclude or the RegisterClientScriptResource method, avoid registering script that executes inline functions. Instead, register script that contains function definitions like event handlers or custom class definitions for your application.

You can register a Web service to be called from client script by creating a ServiceReference object and adding it to the Services collection of the ScriptManager control. ASP.NET generates a client proxy object for each ServiceReference object in the Services collection. You can programmatically add ServiceReference objects to the Services collection to register Web services at run time.

The ScriptManager control generates references in the rendered page that point to the appropriate localized script files, which are either script files embedded in assemblies or stand-alone script files.

Script files that are embedded in an assembly. The ScriptManager control determines which culture-specific or fallback-culture script file to send to the browser. It does this by using the culture-specific NeutralResourcesLanguageAttribute assembly attribute, the resources packaged with the assembly, and the UI culture of the browser (if any).

In debug mode. The ScriptManager control tries to render a culture-specific script file that contains debug information. For example, if the page is in debug mode and the current culture is set to en-MX, the control renders a script file that has a name such as scriptname.en-MX.debug.js, if the file exists. If the file does not exist, the debug file for the appropriate fallback culture is rendered

I've created a number of email scripts for our company's internal usage. Usually I create the script, save and then when I open the spreadsheet I can go to the Tools > Script Manager and run the script.

I don't remember a 'Script Manager' setting, but I always run it from the script itself, so maybe I just wasn't looking. It has apparently been removed for some time so you may instead need to consider creating a custom menu to run any function of the script.

Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone had much experience with using script manager. I have most of it figured but I cant seem to find a way to load a file into the NVRAM folder with a DIN-AP3 processor. Ive tried the various commands but keep getting the error saying "not compatible with this device"

I've slightly modified the script so it now doesn't quit, if it's GUI window was closed.

You may now close that window and re-open it later by selecting the topmost menuitem in the context menu of the icon OR using double click at script's trayicon (which does the same, but requires less time).

The performance gain of RadScriptManager should be monitored on a remote server, but not in a local development. This is, because the control optimizes the network latency delay when loading the scripts. This comes at the cost of some processor load, because the scripts get combined and compressed on the server.When testing locally, the largest part of the result you get is the time RadScriptManager takes to combine the scripts and serve them to the browser.Note that the RadScriptManager does NOT combine the web resources needed for the Telerik controls in a single request when the CDN is enabled.

In Relativity, you can execute SQL scripts through the UI that act on the databases backing an instance. You can implement these scripts to customize and extend Relativity functionality. For more information, see Scripts on the RelativityOne Documentation site.

By default, the scripts configured in the Script manager are active on every page in your web site. You can selectively disable them for a particular page. This is useful, for example, if some pages contain sensitive data.

The third-party scripts you use usually make requests to external web domains. By default, Sitefinity CMS security blocks such requests. For the integration to work properly, you need to allow these domains. Perform the following:

Hey guys, so after lurking around here and Creative Crash for a long time I decided to give something back to the community. I created a script manager that allows you to add additional script locations, eg. network locations, online dropboxes, other folders etc.

Had a quick try of this on my end, Win 7 x64, Maya 2011, works fine at 1920 x 1080, will a long list of scripts and resizing the timeline, but a small overlap problem at resolution 1600 x 1024 when setting the timeline to 4x, a rare case, but worth looking into.

Thanks for looking into this Matt. As I said the overlap issue is not something fatal, but it would be very cool if the window would stretch and squash to fit the interface like the Channel Box/Layer manager do.

There is a separate Script Editor application installed with Revu. This tool is designed to help you write, format, and test new scripts before using them on a PDF. You can open it by going to Start > All Programs > Bluebeam Software > Bluebeam Script Editor.

There is also a script command and syntax reference document available to assist you. It can be accessed from the Help menu of the Bluebeam Script Editor mentioned above or downloaded from the Bluebeam support site here: Bluebeam Script Reference.

User scripts put you in control of your browsing experience. Once installed, they automatically make the sites you visit better by adding features, making them easier to use, or taking out the annoying bits. The user scripts on Greasy Fork were written by other users and posted to share with the world. They're free to install and easy to use. ff782bc1db