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Player Name + Time Stamp

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I've discovered to my dismay that the chat archive does not show time stamps. Well, from what I can tell, you have to open up HTML to find it. That's not very convenient. Is there anything relatively simple that folks use to get the player and character name? What about time stamps? I saw Aaron's PlayerCharacter in the mod library, but that's not what I'm going for. Thanks for any guidance before I bumble off on this path.
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Settings (Gear Cog) in chat window; Text Chat Options   ETA: Don't think/know if it works retroactively for the Chat Log (Which seems to be your question,) but enabled going forward
Jukite said: Settings (Gear Cog) in chat window; Text Chat Options   ETA: Don't think/know if it works retroactively for the Chat Log (Which seems to be your question,) but enabled going forward Thanks, Jukite. I've had that checked for quite some time. It doesn't save those on the chat log, unfortunately. Here's an example in the chat window and then the corresponding chat log:
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The Aaron
Roll20 Production Team
API Scripter
You can use the browser extension Stylus to display the timestamps.&nbsp; Just make a style for URLs starting with&nbsp; <a href="https://app.roll20.net/campaigns/chatarchive" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/campaigns/chatarchive</a> &nbsp;and put this in it: .textchatcontainer .message .tstamp { display: block; }
Thank you Aaron. Can you give me a hint on how to start at the above? I've downloaded and loaded the extension into FIrefox, but the FAQ and their other things on Github are of no help to a complete neophyte like me. I get I need to use it on my chat archive URL but beyond that I'm lost.
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Click here: Then paste the code into this text field:
Jarren said: Click here: Then paste the code into this text field: MAGNIFICENT!!! Truly saves me the trouble of trying to code every little thing. Thank-you Jarren and Aaron!!!