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Nice for Mac... now need to find a windows equivalent. Thanks for the heads up on that.
You can do it easily in Chrome:
Click on "tools", then "Create aplication shortcut".
Maybe it's not totally what you are looking for, but it may help?
Works alright... but it still does the thing where if I slip and hit ctrl+W it tries to exit the whole thing. Thanks for the info though.
You're missing a closing parenthesis there. However, I'm not sure if you needed the first opening one, or if this idea would even work. Does the send_direct function actually return anything?
Restart your mac
Has anyone worked out the syntax to call onGMCP with a run function? I saw a few references to it but nothing that seemed to work.
Thanks
What is a run function?
You can call functions in scripts using run_function(name, args, package).
I am curious since the client is already tracking mobs in the client window is there a way to grab the info from there rather than running my own proc on GMCP and creating more tables and overhead on the system?
Checking the option "Hide all chat messages in the main window if they are shown in another tab" doesn't seem to have any effect.
Hrrm, something may have broke in the latest build - we'll get it sorted out.
@Tecton any advice on the proper way to call onGMCP I don't want to always put stuff in onGMCP and have it proc'd every time onGMCP procs, I'd rather call it myself.
Hrrm, personally, I'd just have onGMCP store the relevant information that you want, then access it from wherever you need to access it.
unfortunately that just puts a load on the CLient having onGMCP pulling stuff everytime it cycles if you don't need it.
OK on to the next question. I created a new reflex package called bashing but any trigger or anything I put in it give me the following type errors
Error in Trigger Script [Target Enter]:
ReferenceError: bashing is not defined
Change the name of the package and the ReferenceError changes with it. Do I need to somethinig special to get the main package to recognize a new package, I've not seen this problem before.
I'm trying to set a delay, like what was in the first few posts, and I get a reference error: unexpected token (, or something similar.
Is it possible to get a more clearly defined list of functions the HTML5 client will work with? I'm flying blind here.
setTimeout(function () {// Do something useful here //
send_direct("em drops it to the flo'."); // Send a command to the game //
print("You just dropped it to the flo'.", "red"); // Print something locally (in red) //
run_function("apply_frost"); // Cause it's getting hot in here //
}, 2500); // That's 2500 milliseconds, or 2.5 seconds //
Using this with a few small edits (my own functions, removing the comments), I get the following error:
What isn't defined here? I don't see a 'miscellaneous' that needs definition.
Javascript is not Java. They are two different language.
The error message is quite explicit. You have a reference to
miscellaneousand thatmiscellaneousis not defined. I advise you to look in yourapply_frostfunction.It contained nothing more than a single line -
client.send_direct("apply frost");Any chance we could get a hack or change to show Uncompleted Tasks in a tab, instead of just the completed ones? Seems silly to have a whole list of things you have already done.
There was a small bug that was corrected last night that should fix this back up! If not, just let us know in-game (via the BUG command), and we'll take a look!
I am at a complete loss here. The trigger script:
setTimeout( run_function("applyFrost"), 2000 )
And the function script:
client.send("apply frost")
And I'm still getting ReferenceError: miscellaneous is not defined. Where, precisely, in this equation is "miscellaneous" located? There isn't any other code, no "miscellaneous" is used. The only thing I can think is that there is some identifier or token that I'm not using. I'm sure the trigger itself is working properly. I can highlight or gag or do anything with it that I could normally do in a trigger, but the function itself refuses to run.
Definitely sounds like something somewhere else in your settings. I'd try backing up all of your scripts and settings (click the export button), reload the client, hit "no" when it asks you to load your settings, and just make that one trigger and see.
I've only used the import/export settings. The "save client settings/load settings" buttons don't work at all for me, and I couldn't tell you why. That probably has something to do with it.
After experimenting with it, apparently the script was not running because I was attempting to call the function within a script in the original trigger. After setting the trigger to only call the specific function that contained the delay, it worked flawlessly. I don't know why this works, but it works.
I can tell you why: You are using Internet Explorer.
Incorrect, sir. Win7, latest Chrome. I think it might have something to do with me using a VPN. Really though, that part isn't a problem. I like having a locally saved version of my settings just in case the servers go phbbbbbbbt one day.