[Bookmarklet] Sort Transmogrifier

javascript:$('iframe').contents().find('.objects').each((c,e)=>{ let $e=$(e); $e.children().sort( (a,b)=>{ let name1=$(a).find(".name").text().toLowerCase(), name2=$(b).find(".name").text().toLowerCase(), comp = name1.localeCompare(name2); return comp; }) .each((i,c)=>$e.append(c)); });

This is a bookmarklet that will sort your transmogrifier lists.  In Chrome, just make a new bookmark with the above as the link.  When you have the transmogrifier open and select this link, it will sort the currently open lists.  You'll need to run it again when you choose a new list or after dragging things across to get the list back in order.

Happy Rolling!

Added to my folder of The Aaron Bookmarklets.

=D

Yeees. Aaron have you thought of making browser extention with little fixes like that for roll20 site or would it be too much work?

Also to the point, do you have a bookmarklet library/depository?

I have considered a Roll20 Specific browser extension in the past.  I've written several, one a commercial product for the company I work for.

However, it's not risen to the top of the priority stack yet. =D

keithcurtis said:

Also to the point, do you have a bookmarklet library/depository?

Just this: https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2344777/slug%7D

Added to my list of Aaron's other awesome bookmarklets...

The Aaron said:

keithcurtis said:

Also to the point, do you have a bookmarklet library/depository?

Just this: https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2344777/slug%7D

Added/updated.  ;-)

You don't have this one:

javascript:(function(){ "use strict"; $('body').keydown(function(e) { var n,o,t; if( e && e.altKey && (48 <= e.keyCode) && (58 >= e.keyCode) ){ n=e.keyCode - ( 48===e.keyCode ? 38 : 49 ); o=$('#secondary-toolbar ul.mode.tokenactions'); if(o && 'none' !== o.css('display')) { t=o.children()[0].children[n]; if(t) { t.click(); } } } }); }());

It lets you hit alt-1 through alt-0 to activate one of the first 10 Token Action buttons on the selected token. =D

Edit: corrected that one...

The Aaron said:

You don't have this one:

javascript:(function(){ "use strict"; $('body').keydown(function(e) { var n,o,t; if( e && e.altKey && (48 <= e.keyCode) && (58 >= e.keyCode) ){ n=e.keyCode - ( 48===e.keyCode ? 38 : 49 ); o=$('#secondary-toolbar ul.mode.tokenactions'); if(o && 'none' !== o.css('display')) { t=o.children()[0].children[n]; if(t) { t.click(); } } } }); }());

It lets you hit alt-1 through alt-0 to activate one of the first 10 Token Action buttons on the selected token. =D

Edit: corrected that one...

Same key on the Mac? Alt/Option doesn't usually invoke a command.

Yeah, same command (I'm on a Mac!). Have to have the map focused. 

You just saved me a lot of time. The Transmogrifier was such a pain. Aaron gets 5,000 XP!

The Aaron said:

Yeah, same command (I'm on a Mac!). Have to have the map focused. 

Phew. Otherwise, playing my favorite character, Sir ¡™£¢ of ∞§¶•ªº would be difficult.

The Aaron said:

You don't have this one:

javascript:(function(){ "use strict"; $('body').keydown(function(e) { var n,o,t; if( e && e.altKey && (48 <= e.keyCode) && (58 >= e.keyCode) ){ n=e.keyCode - ( 48===e.keyCode ? 38 : 49 ); o=$('#secondary-toolbar ul.mode.tokenactions'); if(o && 'none' !== o.css('display')) { t=o.children()[0].children[n]; if(t) { t.click(); } } } }); }());

It lets you hit alt-1 through alt-0 to activate one of the first 10 Token Action buttons on the selected token. =D

Edit: corrected that one...

*Jaw Dropped*

BWAHAHAHAHA!!

Hmm. I think I will need to re-name my token actions for this eventuality...

Too cool for words...thank you :-)

New to the concept of bookmarklets, so probably not doing something that is simple to fix. 

I cannot seem to get the transmogrifier to sort. Created the marklet, have the transmogrifier open, nothing happens. I have gotten the bookmarklet for using alt # with the first 10 macros to work. And the chat size font as well. Both are very welcome utilities. Much appreciated.
I have one player who has trouble reading, the alt# will probably be a game changer for him, he just has to memorize the number associated with what he wants to do. 

Can you screenshot your bookmarklet and the javascript console?

This is the script I have in the url part

javascript:$('iframe').contents().find('.objects').each((c,e)=>{ let $e=$(e); $e.children().sort( (a,b)=>{ let name1=$(a).find(".name").text().toLowerCase(), name2=$(b).find(".name").text().toLowerCase(), comp = name1.localeCompare(name2); return comp; }) .each((i,c)=>$e.append(c)); });

hmm... that was less helpful than I was hoping. =/