Yes I can set that limit lower. I also find now with a lot of throttling that mturk is doing the goham delay is making it get stuck so lowering the goham delay is actually good. Wouldn't recommend editing the code because any new updates might not get updated automatically or will lose your changes.
Hey, thanks for that
I love your script. 
I think I have the same question. I want to catch HITs from a particular requester as soon as they post. Is that possible?
It's possible, but I doubt we're going to get a response, more competition and all that.
Be sure to check the lock or I icon near the url in the address input of your browser. Make sure the Notifications is set to allow. Also check in the options/general menu of Panda Crazy to see if the Notifications are disabled. For Notifications to work it should look like: Disable Desktop Notifications: false
The search option is in the edit details window of each job. You need to know the Requester ID if it's not already filled in. Once you filled in the Requester ID you just change the action mode to Search and it will keep looking for any hits from the requester but only the first 3 hits it finds. You can find out more from the following links:
The script wasn't made for searching all hits for a requester. The majority of requesters only put out a few hits at a time so limiting it to 3 works 95% of the time. The problem with allowing more than 3 hits is that it will slow down all of the rest of the jobs. It will also have to remember the last hit it did which causes it to use up more memory. For the requesters that have hundreds of hits up at once this script wouldn't be useful for it because it can't figure out if the hit is not there, throttled or you already did that hit. It already has a problem of being stuck on a search job if hits are still there but you already did it and it's in GoHam mode. I haven't figured out how to unstick it. So for those requesters it is best to have a unique script for them that remembers all the hits and accepts each one after you finish one.Hey, thanks for that
I had another question about search mode. If I'm in search mode in delayed ham status and PC finds more than 3 hits is there any way I can get the cycler to go through all of the panda's instead of just the top 3?
I don't know why the volume slider wouldn't work. You should hear a small click softer or louder each time you move the slider. Moving it all the way to the left should mute all sounds on chrome and firefox. You can also just right click on the job box which will make the lines around the box turn to a dash. This means it is muted. That job will not sound an alarm. You can also mute it in the details window with the mute alarm button.
Yep the setting was fine in PC. I did't do anything with the browser before or after but it's fixed now.
Yes thank you. The slider was working. Just its not very sensitive on my system, so it's only the bottom 10% of the slider that really stops the sound being "quite loud" - but yes it is working as designed on Mac Chrome
I believe those come from the Panda Crazy Helper script. I would start by just reinstalling that. If necessary, uninstall it and reinstall it. That shouldn't screw up any settings, since I don't think the Helper script itself maintains any data.
Yes, zero tabs. I set mine off to the side so I can always see the queue.can you clarify what you mean when you say "script is in its own window"? You mean it's in a window alone with zero other tabs in that window? Or something else ? thx by the way. your script is a thing of beauty
