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@SquigglyButt

I don't get tired of reading your name. I sort of love it.

 

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Oh it isn't as funny when it doesn't say "Test (~800 Minutes)"

Way to ruin my joke, guy.

 

I'm not your guy, friend.

 

@Cosmo , I'd have to change this script I wrote to work on Worker (not too difficult, I just haven't bothered to take the time to do it).

Then you would add this at the top to any script where you'd want to set up a "return" message:

Code:

// @require https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/33041-mturk-frame-parent-interface-library

It's a small library I wrote so that scripts in the iFrame can access the parent frame and do common things. But it only works if the script I linked is installed. Basically the Parent Accepter sits in the top-level window, so that it can wait and listen for commands from the work frame.

Then from the code that's sitting in the iFrame, you'd just write this wherever you want to return the HIT:

Code:

mTurkParentWindow.returnHIT();

 

Just now, it occurred to me to search "bunny on drums" in giphy.
Not only did I derp-realize that that's basically the Energizer Bunny, but this also came up (and clearly I needed to share):



....Yeah. I'm extremely bored today.

 

Another day, another way, another lay, another spay, another yay

 

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The Frame->Parent interface library gives your HIT script the following:

Code:

mTurkParentWindow.acceptHIT();
mTurkParentWindow.returnHIT();
mTurkParentWindow.isAccepted();
mTurkParentWindow.isAcceptedStatusKnown();
mTurkParentWindow.isURLKnown();
mTurkParentWindow.navigateToURL(urlGoesHere);
mTurkParentWindow.getURL();
mTurkParentWindow.runOnParentParametersKnown(functionToRun);

I have a simple auto-accept HIT that uses the library I wrote to do:

Code:

// Makes the "!" ("not") operator more visible when it's used.

function itsNotTrueThat( condition ) {
   return ( ! condition );
}

// If this HIT isn't accepted, accept it.

mTurkParentWindow.runOnParentParametersKnown( () => {
    if( itsNotTrueThat( mTurkParentWindow.isAccepted() ) ) {
        mTurkParentWindow.acceptHIT();
    }
});

You could also use the library to, say, auto-return some of the HITs based on certain things your script finds in the HIT, like:

Code:

// I hate doing any HIT that mentions ponies. Don't ask why.

if( document.body.innerText.toLowerCase().includes("ponies") ) {
    mTurkParentWindow.returnHIT();
}

 

@Hummingbirdee

 

You just jinxed it.

 

Looks like I'm going to order this for my 6 year old daughter before Halloween.

 

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