Move warned comments to the end of the suggestion

[base64]

Current situation:

Users cannot see contents of warned comments by default

Users cannot "like" warned comments

Users cannot "dislike" warned comments

Users cannot make subcomments to warned comments

Subcomments of warned comments are not hidden

Warned comments are usually sorted from oldest to newest

Warned comments can reside between two top-level valid comments

 

Problem:

Warned comments catch the most attention especially when they are posted first

Subcomments of warned comments distract users from reading the next valid comment

 

Solution:

Move all warned comments along with their subcomments to the end of the suggestion

Optional: Hide subcomments of warned comments unless the user clicks "Show" 

 

The first part:

// ==UserScript==
// @name       Backpack.tf Move warned comments to the end
// @namespace  http://backpack.tf/
// @version    1.0
// @description  Because
// @include    http://backpack.tf/vote/id/*
// @copyright  2013+, base64
// ==/UserScript==

$( document ).ready(function() {
	$('div.widget-content.padded').find('div.comment-warning').nextAll('ul').andSelf().each(function () {
		$(this).appendTo($(this).parent());
	});
});

 

Testing without installing userscript:

 

If you are using Chrome and you want to test it out

Go to http://backpack.tf/vote/id/52634aec4dd7b81d378b4568

Press F12

Click "Console"

Paste the following code

$('div.widget-content.padded').find('div.comment-warning').nextAll('ul').andSelf().each(function () {$(this).appendTo($(this).parent());});

Press Enter

Observe difference

 

and if you want to test the effects of hiding subcomments of warned comments manually

Paste the following code afterwards

$('div.widget-content.padded').find('div.comment-warning').nextAll('ul').hide();

Press Enter

Observe difference

movewarned.zip

[Punishment_Fatal]

I upvote this. Too many times have I seen half the page of a key/bud suggestion filled with warns and I have to scroll for about 15 seconds just to find the comment that I was looking for.

[AwesomeMcCoolName]

Unless i'm just being stupid....doesn't that just move the warned subcomments to the bottom of that comment thread, and not actually affect main-comments that have been warned? 

[base64]

Unless i'm just being stupid....doesn't that just move the warned subcomments to the bottom of that comment thread, and not actually affect main-comments that have been warned? 

 

It moves the whole damn thing. 

 

Warned comments + all subcomments of warned comments. 

[base64]

This one hides subcomments of warned comments unless the user clicks "Show" 
 
but it might be buggy. 
 

// ==UserScript==
// @name       Backpack.tf Move warned comments to the end
// @namespace  http://backpack.tf/
// @version    1.1
// @description  Because
// @include    http://backpack.tf/vote/id/*
// @copyright  2013+, base64
// ==/UserScript==

$( document ).ready(function() {
	$('div.widget-content.padded').find('div.comment-warning').nextAll('ul').andSelf().each(function () {
		$(this).appendTo($(this).parent());
	});

	$('div.widget-content.padded').find('div.comment-warning').nextAll('ul').toggle();

	$("button:contains('Show')").attr('onclick','').unbind('click');

	$("button:contains('Show')").each(function () {
		$(this).click(function() {
			$(this).parent().parent().parent().prev().toggle();
			$(this).parent().parent().parent().parent().nextUntil('div').toggle();
		});
	});
});

[∞Ramses]

You're Brads alt.

 

Upvote, warned comments on key suggestions take too much space and are most of the time not interesting.

[Karam]

Good proof upvote (i wish i was a programmer/ good at programming to make things like this, welp, gotta wait 6 more years)

[Teeird]

Good proof upvote (i wish i was a programmer/ good at programming to make things like this, welp, gotta wait 6 more years)

Why the wait? I know many people under the age of 15 that are programming geniuses. And the best part is it's easy to score a job if you're simply good at what you do -- that sort of business wants efficiency rather some lousy paper diploma.

[Karam]

Why the wait? I know many people under the age of 15 that are programming geniuses. And the best part is it's easy to score a job if you're simply good at what you do -- that sort of business wants efficiency rather some lousy paper diploma.

 

well, my school TOTALLY encourages me to try things that aren't given in the syllabus. Also, school is taking a lot of my time so i have no intention to study something new, my subjects are more than enough

[OverduePixels]

Yes, moving the warned comments below to the page will help reading all the other comments. Nice suggestion.