Topic: Chrome Bitcoin Extension Bounty(260 and more BTC were paid.) - page 4. (Read 29656 times)
I'm getting "Error validating address string" when I try to send. I have 3.14
Also, it would be nice put your address out there for people to pay you via extension.
I pledged 100btc, is there an extension I can download and pay?
It's in his signature link.
I pledged 100btc, is there an extension I can download and pay?
Thanks. When I get some time I'll work on interfacing directly with Mt.Gox and/or MyBitcoin.
Is this project dead or alive?
It's alive. I just haven't worked on it in a few days. Did you get my question about what version of Bitcoin you're running?
Mine is 0.13.3 beta.
Ok, I guess the address validation part of the JSON-RPC was added in 0.3.14, so that's probably why it's not working for you.
Congratulation. My part for the bounty paid.
Is this project dead or alive?
It's alive. I just haven't worked on it in a few days. Did you get my question about what version of Bitcoin you're running?
Mine is 0.13.3 beta.
Ok, I guess the address validation part of the JSON-RPC was added in 0.3.14, so that's probably why it's not working for you.
Is this project dead or alive?
It's alive. I just haven't worked on it in a few days. Did you get my question about what version of Bitcoin you're running?
Mine is 0.13.3 beta.
Is this project dead or alive?
It's alive. I just haven't worked on it in a few days. Did you get my question about what version of Bitcoin you're running?
Is this project dead or alive?
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\b1[1-9a-km-zA-HJ-NP-Z]{32,34}\b
Valid addresses can be 25-34 characters in length, though the smaller ones are very rare.
Testnet addresses can be 35 characters long, and they don't always start with a 1.
Don't know if this will help or not in an extension for finding a bitcoin address if it's just in plaintext, but I use this a lot.
Regular expressions are so lightweight and simple.
Check for beggining and end of a word, first character must be a one, and the additional 32-34 characters must be base58 letters. Will find a bitcoin address every time buried in text. If you use that in an extension, you could make any address on a page be able to do your function if you can tie bitcoin in.
Regular expressions are so lightweight and simple.
Code:
\b1[1-9a-km-zA-HJ-NP-Z]{32,34}\b
Check for beggining and end of a word, first character must be a one, and the additional 32-34 characters must be base58 letters. Will find a bitcoin address every time buried in text. If you use that in an extension, you could make any address on a page be able to do your function if you can tie bitcoin in.
Thanks
. I am using a regex, but mine isn't quite as specific. Care if I swipe it?
Ok, I tried this out on a debian box. At first I was getting my balance, so I was connecting to Bitcoin properly, but my attempts at sending coins all resulted in the "Error validating address string." The linux box was running Bitcoin 0.3.13 so I upgraded to 0.3.14, which is apparently the version that added the address validation. Now it works fine. However, the first time I clicked one of the links it created a box came up about loading an external link handler in which I chose 'Do nothing' and checked the box to make it permanent for that link type. This was because I formatted the links href as bitcoin:?addr= which can be changed or eliminated since it's not really used. So I suppose my next question is what version of Bitcoin are you using?
Any my system just happen to update to 7.0.517.43.
Excellent. I'll let you know if I come up with anything on the linux front today.
Is upgrading Chrome a possibility for you?
I could.
However, you gottach realize that the usefulness of the extension also depend in part how well it work on the stable version.
Agreed. Chrome 7 is latest stable version.
And my system just happen to update to 7.0.517.43.
Is upgrading Chrome a possibility for you?
I could.
However, you gottach realize that the usefulness of the extension also depend in part how well it work on the stable version.
Agreed. Chrome 7 is latest stable version.
It doesn't convert anything for me and I still can't send bitcoins.
Is upgrading Chrome a possibility for you?
I could.
However, you gottach realize that the usefulness of the extension also depend in part how well it work on the stable version.
Just tried it but no highlights showing for me either...
Ubuntu Meerkat + Chrome 8.0.552.18 dev
Ubuntu Meerkat + Chrome 8.0.552.18 dev
Thanks. I'll check it out in linux tomorrow.
Just tried it but no highlights showing for me either...
Ubuntu Meerkat + Chrome 8.0.552.18 dev
Ubuntu Meerkat + Chrome 8.0.552.18 dev
It doesn't convert anything for me and I still can't send bitcoins.
Is upgrading Chrome a possibility for you?
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