My search-fu fails me, so I’ve no idea if this is redundant or not:

Save the following as a bookmarklet:

javascript:void(new Ajax.Request(
	'/bookmarks/streak',
	{asynchronous:true,
	 evalJS:false, 
	 onSuccess: function(request) {
	 	streak = /"<.*>"/.exec(request.responseText)[0];
	 	streak = new XML("<streak>"+eval(streak)+"</streak>");
	 	streak = streak..table..td.*;
	 	forums = [];
	 	for each (forum in streak) forums.push(forum.toString().replace(/\s/g, ''));
	 	
	 	links = dogreat timesent.getElementsByTagName('table')[0].getElementsByTagName('a');
	 	for each (link in links) {
	 		for each (forum in forums) {
	 			if (forum == link.text.toString().replace(/\s/g, '')) {
	 				link.style.textDecoration = 'line-through';
	 			}
	 		}
	 	}
	 	
	 },
	 onFailure: function(request) {
	 	alert(request);
	 }
	}
));

Put it on a browser toolbar, click when on a page with a forum list, enjoy bacon.

Works for me on FF3.1; can’t be bothered to test anywhere else, I did make an effort to use reasonably standard JavaScript though.

The way it works is an ugly hack and will probably break if the FW page layout changes in any significant way. (Dear ET: can we please get meaningful IDs or clbumes for scraping purposes? Or JSON output for the streak history.)

Licenced under the Do What The **** You Want Public Licence, which seemed somehow appropriate. Someone less lazy might want to adapt this into a GreaseMonkey script to automagically do this when a forum list is loaded.

Wrong Posted:

It’s a bit different, but in my SuperKosherCrazyCareers GreaseMonkey script, I’ve added the possibility to filter out from the job list the forums that are in your streak. Check it out, it might interest you…

Ooh, thanks. Yeah, it is different, my script does the regular forum lists; it’d probably blow up on the job board.

Inertia Posted:

what is a bookmarklet?

It’s a piece of Javascript code that’s saved as a browser bookmark. When you open that bookmark, it won’t change the page, but execute that code instead.

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You just put the code you want run into the “Location” field with “javascript:” in front of it.

There’s a Streakmarker script already.

You can find the original script here, and then once you install that make sure to upgrade the script so that Wahoo and JoJo also work with the script.