[phyrrus9]

If you've ever wondered how you can add up the number of views your threads have received, fear no more! You don't need to go add up every thread manually. Let JS do the work for you.

Instructions:

Go to your profile and click "view threads". Then open developer console and paste this into it:

Code:

var rows = document.getElementsByClassName("inline_row");
var sum=0
let reg = new RegExp(",");
for (var i = 0; i < rows.length; i=i+1)
{
    cols = rows[i].getElementsByClassName("trow1");
    col = cols[5];
    if (col !== undefined)
        sum=sum+parseInt(col.innerText.replace(reg, ''));
}
console.log(sum);

and go ahead and run it. It will tell you the sum of the view counter for that page. Repeat this for every page in your search results, then add up those numbers.

[papiswazy]

Im dead someone had some time on their hands, haha respect

[phyrrus9]

Im dead someone had some time on their hands, haha respect

all of 2 minutes. the point of this forum is to share things that may be of use to others. I wanted to know what my view counts were on aggregate (approx 200k), and figured others might want the same.

[Oni]

Nice, that's one way to do it. Maybe we'll add a feature.

[phyrrus9]

Nice, that's one way to do it. Maybe we'll add a feature.

that would be nice...

[papiswazy]

Im dead someone had some time on their hands, haha respect

all of 2 minutes. the point of this forum is to share things that may be of use to others. I wanted to know what my view counts were on aggregate (approx 200k), and figured others might want the same.

im not trying to say anything rude homie, just saying its preety cool, nobody would think to do that but you did and i respect that. But damn 2 minutes.. hahah someone can finesse