How to write a greasemonkey script to remove a confim dialog?

You need to think of unsafeWindow. ConfirmIt as a variable in addition to a function (which it is). So, the way to do what you're attempting in your code would be: var oldFunction = unsafeWindow.

ConfirmIt; unsafeWindow. ConfirmIt = function(message) { return true; } Try that.

You need to think of unsafeWindow. ConfirmIt as a variable in addition to a function (which it is). So, the way to do what you're attempting in your code would be: var oldFunction = unsafeWindow.

ConfirmIt; unsafeWindow. ConfirmIt = function(message) { return true; }; Try that.

Worked! Thank you. Curious though, I don't care about accessing the variable message in my function, but what if I did want to, how would I do that if I don't seem to have access to the parameters?

– Sam I Am Jul 27 '10 at 2:41 You do have access to the parameters. Your function is defined as taking a parameter which it refers to as "message". You could say unsafeWindow.

ConfirmIt = function(message) {alert(message); return true;}; and it would work exactly as you'd expect. – Hellion Jul 27 '10 at 6:50.

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