Feature/#19 notifications tab title #31
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@ -3,8 +3,8 @@ runAfterLoad(() => {
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> Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
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Yeah the 3 is the correct index here, your split is missing another space.
Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether
> There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
9fe2668c3afec7a4b100cffc9ae722d1baa13fe7 adds checks for logged in + notifications
Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think: There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think. Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
You may try getting it via regular expression:
```js
menuDropdowns.querySelector('li a[href="notification"]')?.innerText?.match('\\d+')[0] ?? ''
```
We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert. We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert.
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> Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
> 
Yeah the 3 is the correct index here, your split is missing another space.
Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether
> There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
9fe2668c3afec7a4b100cffc9ae722d1baa13fe7 adds checks for logged in + notifications
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}, ".*");
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function displayNotificationsInTitle(){
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let menu = document.getElementById('materialize-menu-dropdown');
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Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think: There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think. Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
You may try getting it via regular expression:
```js
menuDropdowns.querySelector('li a[href="notification"]')?.innerText?.match('\\d+')[0] ?? ''
```
We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert. We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert.
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> Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
> 
Yeah the 3 is the correct index here, your split is missing another space.
Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether
> There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
9fe2668c3afec7a4b100cffc9ae722d1baa13fe7 adds checks for logged in + notifications
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let menuDropdowns = Array.from(menu.querySelectorAll('ul.dropdown')).slice(-1)[0];
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Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think: There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think. Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
You may try getting it via regular expression:
```js
menuDropdowns.querySelector('li a[href="notification"]')?.innerText?.match('\\d+')[0] ?? ''
```
We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert. We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert.
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> Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
> 
Yeah the 3 is the correct index here, your split is missing another space.
Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether
> There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
9fe2668c3afec7a4b100cffc9ae722d1baa13fe7 adds checks for logged in + notifications
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let notificationText = menuDropdowns.innerText.split(" ")[3];
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Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think: There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think. Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
You may try getting it via regular expression:
```js
menuDropdowns.querySelector('li a[href="notification"]')?.innerText?.match('\\d+')[0] ?? ''
```
We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert. We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert.
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> Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
> 
Yeah the 3 is the correct index here, your split is missing another space.
Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether
> There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
9fe2668c3afec7a4b100cffc9ae722d1baa13fe7 adds checks for logged in + notifications
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document.querySelector('head > title').insertAdjacentText('afterbegin', notificationText.split(" ")[1] + ' ');
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Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think: There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think. Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
You may try getting it via regular expression:
```js
menuDropdowns.querySelector('li a[href="notification"]')?.innerText?.match('\\d+')[0] ?? ''
```
We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert. We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert.
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> Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
> 
Yeah the 3 is the correct index here, your split is missing another space.
Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether
> There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
9fe2668c3afec7a4b100cffc9ae722d1baa13fe7 adds checks for logged in + notifications
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let menu = document.getElementById('materialize-menu-dropdown');
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Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think: There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think. Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
You may try getting it via regular expression:
```js
menuDropdowns.querySelector('li a[href="notification"]')?.innerText?.match('\\d+')[0] ?? ''
```
We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert. We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert.
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> Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
> 
Yeah the 3 is the correct index here, your split is missing another space.
Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether
> There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
9fe2668c3afec7a4b100cffc9ae722d1baa13fe7 adds checks for logged in + notifications
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let menuDropdowns = Array.from(menu.querySelectorAll('ul.dropdown')).slice(-1)[0];
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Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think: There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think. Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
You may try getting it via regular expression:
```js
menuDropdowns.querySelector('li a[href="notification"]')?.innerText?.match('\\d+')[0] ?? ''
```
We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert. We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert.
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> Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
> 
Yeah the 3 is the correct index here, your split is missing another space.
Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether
> There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
9fe2668c3afec7a4b100cffc9ae722d1baa13fe7 adds checks for logged in + notifications
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let notificationText = menuDropdowns.innerText.split(" ")[3];
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Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think: There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think. Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
You may try getting it via regular expression:
```js
menuDropdowns.querySelector('li a[href="notification"]')?.innerText?.match('\\d+')[0] ?? ''
```
We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert. We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert.
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> Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
> 
Yeah the 3 is the correct index here, your split is missing another space.
Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether
> There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
9fe2668c3afec7a4b100cffc9ae722d1baa13fe7 adds checks for logged in + notifications
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document.querySelector('head > title').insertAdjacentText('afterbegin', notificationText.split(" ")[1] + ' ');
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Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think: There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think. Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
You may try getting it via regular expression:
```js
menuDropdowns.querySelector('li a[href="notification"]')?.innerText?.match('\\d+')[0] ?? ''
```
We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert. We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert.
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> Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
> 
Yeah the 3 is the correct index here, your split is missing another space.
Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether Right now there is a space added after the number in line 16; however I'll take a look into retrieving the notificationCount via regex since its not always working on pathnames like /watch2gether
> There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
9fe2668c3afec7a4b100cffc9ae722d1baa13fe7 adds checks for logged in + notifications
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}
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"js": [
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"enhancements/quickSearch.js",
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"enhancements/animeRequests.js",
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"enhancements/notifications.js"
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"enhancements/notifications.js"
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],
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"run_at": "document_end"
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}
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Is 3 the correct index here? I just executed this via console and it wasn´t working correctly I think:
There probably also has to be a check if user is logged in and if there even is a notification I think.
You may try getting it via regular expression:
We should also insert a space after the number (at least the code I put in the other comment is without space). Also only add the space if there are notifications to insert.