It looks like it was working properly all along. The script simply sends information about your shelf and wishlist to the wiki's database; it doesn't create a page for you or add anything to your page - you can do that yourself by following that link you posted and clicking on the "create" tab at the top. In fact, since I'm already messing around with the wiki I'll just create your page to save you the effort and you can just edit it to make whatever changes you want.

Thank you ;)

I have an update ready which restores the navbar hiding, but I need to test something before publishing it. Could somebody please reply to this post?

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Thanks. It looks like it's working perfectly. I'm uploading the changes to userscripts.org right now.

I have a few ideas for this. What about adding "Redeem Gift" and "Site Wishlist" links between "Forum replies" and "Logout"? Makes them both easier to get to, especially the site wishlist.

i have a problem,the script doesn't update the shelf and the wishlist anymore

The script does, but mediawiki has a tendency to serve pages from cache rather than regenerating them every time they're requested. If you visit your page with ?action=purge added to the end of the url then it forces the wiki to update the page. I'm working on a pair of potential solutions right now - hopefully one of them will fix this issue. It's all server-side so has nothing to do with the user script.

That's a good idea, but boy that account menu is getting huge...

True, I ditched the separate "My Games" and "My Shelf" on my version of the script and just kept the original "My Games".

Also, how does one completely disable the auto-hide? Right now I just commented out that section of code. I didn't know how to tinker with the settings there to do what I wanted. I guess I was looking for a checkbox that said "Enable auto-hide" so that I could uncheck it.

UPDATE: Version 1.0.14 is now up. This version automatically purges the cache on your wiki page after updating your data just in case the wiki has out-of-date information cached.

It will be a bit of work so I'm leaving it for later, but I'm thinking of changing "Community" to a drop-down and moving "Messages" and "Forum Replies" into it. That would also be a decent place for the site wishlist.

Look in the Greasemonkey menu (from the Greasemonkey icon on your toolbar or status bar, or alternatively from inside the "Tools" menu of your browser) and open up User Script Commands. You should see an item labelled gog.com: Configure menu autohide. Click on that to bring up a configuration control, then change "Opacity when hidden" to 1 and "Offset when hidden" to 0.

I have code for this in my copy if you want. Depending on how you want to set things up in yours of course.

Thanks for the info on keeping the toolbar visible. I'll try that out soon.

I've also toyed with making Community and Support be drop downs also, just messing with things though.

edit: never mind, looks like the option screen in Opera is rather simple after all.

Just so you all know, the Opera port has been submitted to addons.opera.com and is awaiting approval. Because of limitations of their extension model I needed to split it up into 2 separate extensions - one for syncing your collection, another for everything else.

cool, and now the chrome one please ;)

Need to update my list ;)

Looks like the Opera addons were approved today. Check the original post for download instructions.

Next stop: Chrome