Insert your trade list and want list as a dynamic object in the forums

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If you go and create a new post or a reply, you will see two new buttons: "Want List" and "Trade List" which you can use to insert a want list or trade list in the forums. In between the wantlist or tradelist codes goes your screenname. In code that will look like:

Inserted my trade list looks like:

As it is an inserted object, every time you update your want or trade list, it is also automatically updated in the forum post.

I hope this is helpful.

Real nice. Great addition, I wonder why I didn't suggest this earlier when you were putting decks in as dynamic objects. <smack-head>

Would it be possible to add a column for the rarity? I think this would be helpful in trade/sell/buy threads. People can see the rarity of cards and make fairer offers.

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Great new feature ...

Also - what about including also the trade offer link in the list ... ?

HEC wrote:Great new feature ...

Also - what about including also the trade offer link in the list ... ?

Sure, I will add that.

it doesnt seem to be working here, because i only see a green line and no cards what so ever.

thugstar wrote:it doesnt seem to be working here, because i only see a green line and no cards what so ever.

What browser (including version) are you using? I have tested it with FireFox and IE7.

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where can i find out about what kind of browser im using?
im a n00b whit these kind of things.

thugstar wrote:where can i find out about what kind of browser im using?
im a n00b whit these kind of things.

Just go to Help --> About in your browser's menu. That will tell you the browser and version.

internet explorer 7, that possible?

thugstar wrote:internet explorer 7, that possible?

That is possible, but then it is very strange that it does not work, as I tested it with IE7. I did however just changed it so that even if it does not resize automatically, you see a bit more and get scrollbars, so that should allow you to at least look at it.

I know that you can use the other EOJ Modules without problems as we have traded via the site. That means that scripting does work. You are aware that the automatic resizing may take a few seconds? Another suggestion would be to start using FireFox, also as that browser is so much faster than IE7. Where IE7 takes about 10-15 seconds to display your card list in the Manage Cards Module, FireFox takes only a few seconds.

msetten wrote:

thugstar wrote:internet explorer 7, that possible?

I know that you can use the other EOJ Modules without problems as we have traded via the site. That means that scripting does work. You are aware that the automatic resizing may take a few seconds? Another suggestion would be to start using FireFox, also as that browser is so much faster than IE7. Where IE7 takes about 10-15 seconds to display your card list in the Manage Cards Module, FireFox takes only a few seconds.

I've just tested it in both IE7 and FF at 3 different compouters and it all works fine an all of them in both browsers. Could be related to version of Java installed ...

nah, since msetten has changed it, it works.
thnx

HEC wrote:
I've just tested it in both IE7 and FF at 3 different compouters and it all works fine an all of them in both browsers. Could be related to version of Java installed ...

Sorry that have to correct you, but this is not correct at all (but an often used mistake). Java and JavaScript are two separate things. Java is need for things such as the chat room or the Find Opponents Notifier, which are separate applications that either run standalone or within a browser as a separate entity. JavaScript is a scripting language build into the browser itself which is scripts integrated with the webpages themselves. No new Java installation has influence on the JavaScripting, only a new or other browser.