No, not on the Scratch website anyway. But you can use the 1.4 offline editor or…

To use the Scratch 2.0 project editor follow these instructions:

1. Go to "http://93.152.57.12/sites/scratch/applet.swf“, if at any time it asks for a username and password just click cancel.

2. Add ”javascript:document.body.childNodes.ASsetEditMode(true);" to your bookmarks and run it on the the link I just gave you.

3. Enjoy using Scratch 2.0, Scratch on!

A text version of this can be accessed here: http://93.152.57.12/sites/scratch/ScratchTransition.txt

Uhm.. it dosen't seem to work..
If this thing is homehosted, i can do it for you,
i have a computer that is 24/7 online.

kola2 wrote:

Uhm.. it dosen't seem to work..
If this thing is homehosted, i can do it for you,
i have a computer that is 24/7 online.

I have a server that is on permanently, what is the issue?

btw it works now, but how do i add the javascript thing?

kola2 wrote:

btw it works now, but how do i add the javascript thing?

What browser do you have?

Gaza101 wrote:

kola2 wrote:

btw it works now, but how do i add the javascript thing?

What browser do you have?

Firefox 20.0 on Mac OS X 10.8.2

kola2 wrote:

Gaza101 wrote:

kola2 wrote:

btw it works now, but how do i add the javascript thing?

What browser do you have?

Firefox 20.0 on Mac OS X 10.8.2

Ok, me too. Go to your bookmark bar, right click it, then click “New Bookmark”. Call it whatever you like and set the location to the javascript thing. Then when you are on my site, click the bookmark to run the code!

Well this is awesome…
the only browser i can open your website in is google chrome, and when i am trying to add it, it starts searching javascript:document.body.childNodes.ASsetEditMode(true); on yahoo…
And that's really weird, that google chrome uses yahoo…

doesn't work. I added javascript to bookmarks and i click on bookmark after choosing cancel in the authentication, and nothing happens.

Strange… it's working fine for me

Maybe it only works on windows…

Yes! i found a way to do it on firefox!
Go to http://93.152.57.12/sites/scratch/applet.swf
Then go to the menubar and select “tools” then go to the right dropbar called “WebDeveloping” (or something like that idk, i have it on norwegian)
Then open “WebConsole” and type in javascript:document.body.childNodes.ASsetEditMode(true);
and poof…
it works (or sometimes it works)

you should add the Mac OS X tutorial to the text, so mac users also can use scratch in the transition.
EDIT :
Now it dosen't seem to work again

kola2 wrote:

you should add the Mac OS X tutorial to the text, so mac users also can use scratch in the transition.
EDIT :
Now it dosen't seem to work again

Oh well

TypeError: document.body.childNodes.ASsetEditMode is not a function

Wait…

AHHHHH!

I made a project for this. http://beta.scratch.mit.edu/projects/10129635/

Gaza101 wrote:

No, not on the Scratch website anyway. But you can use the 1.4 offline editor or…

To use the Scratch 2.0 project editor follow these instructions:

1. Go to "http://93.152.57.12/sites/scratch/applet.swf“, if at any time it asks for a username and password just click cancel.

2. Add ”javascript:document.body.childNodes.ASsetEditMode(true);" to your bookmarks and run it on the the link I just gave you.

3. Enjoy using Scratch 2.0, Scratch on!

A text version of this can be accessed here: http://93.152.57.12/sites/scratch/ScratchTransition.txt

How did you do this? Like how did you extract the editor then put it on a server?

Gaza101 wrote:

2. Add "javascript:document.body.childNodes.ASsetEditMode(true);" to your bookmarks and run it on the the link I just gave you.t

Not working.