Recent content by PaladinWhite

Works. Thanks!

r18422 put_shop() is reporting that it adds a negative number of items to my store, even though the correct (positive) number is actually added > ash put_shop(0, 0, 1, $item[perfect ice cube]); Adding perfect ice cube to store... -1 perfect ice cube added to your store. Returned: true It's...

I see what you mean. Populating the current-lowest price for every item would mean a server hit for every item when the Store Manager is opened. Good idea - I think that's a good compromise.

Oh. Wow. That changes the whole ballgame. I never knew that the lowest column had anything to do with historical data. I've been pricing my shop based on that column for years :( You mentioned that this is the "lowest price sold for in X days..." Do you know of any way to determine how long X...

r18422 Sometimes, in the Store Manager, when I click the right-bracket button to load prices for an item in the right column, the lowest price there is drastically different than what's displayed in the lowest column for that same item. This happens with more than one particular item. I'm...

Gah. Shame on me for assuming I was current. I must have downloaded r18386 minutes before you published r18387. Thanks, and sorry for the erroneous report!

I believe that PvP fites now accumulate "behind the scenes" when your stone is intact, just as they would if your stone was broken, and become available when you break the stone. In other words, if you do a 3-day run with an intact stone, you'll have 10 (starting) + 10 (rollover) + 10 (rollover)...

A built-in function would be handy. In the meantime, maybe you'll find my script useful. Just use "horse [type]" to switch horses. Guessing is fairly safe - it'll give you a list of options if you don't pick one it recognizes.

Has anyone recently seen the Bookkeeper tabulate results for more than 1,000 fites? The help text seems to indicate that it was handling (at least) up to 99,999 at one point. But my copy is capping at 1,000, no matter what I enter. (I've definitely fought more fites than that, and I've tabulated...

visit_url( "any url at backoffice.php" ) returns nothing. Googling leads me to believe that this is intended. (To hamper mallbots?) Is there some scriptwise way that I can interact with this data? My goal for today was "sum up how many of Item X I've sold in the last two weeks," but I can...

Thanks a million, xKiv. I count myself among those sorry masses that are just capable enough with regex to get in trouble. Don't know how I missed that colspan attribute. I broadened the regex to match any attributes in that last <td> tag. Hopefully that broadening doesn't cause other issues...

Regarding the unrecognized Holiday Shopping mini, I'll be damned if I can figure out why this regex isn't matching this page text: string informationBoothContests = "<td valign=\"top\" nowrap><b>(.*?)\\**</b></td><td valign=\"top\">(.*?)</td><td valign=\"top\"...

A million years later, I can confirm that the two-parameter run_choice() works well for my purposes. Thanks very much for implementing it!

It also looks like it's not seeing the Holiday Shopping mini. By which I mean that that mini is not showing in my results table at all.

Perfect! I knew there must be a way, and it was driving me nuts that I couldn't find it. I knew about most of the other $slots[], but had no idea that these two existed. Thanks very much!