auto use *ouch script

[Harry Dresden]

Is it working for other people? For the last 3 days, when I initiate the script it will only use one Grouch Sack and then stop. The button doesn't show up again unless I log off and back on, and won't do anything else. I'm having to manually use all the other *ouch items.

Edit: Used it on both newest and previous version of Firefox. Doesn't work on either.

[Satan]

I wasn't even aware that such a script existed. I'll take a look at it.

Edit: It's working fine in FF 9.0.1. I'll check the script for things that might have broken. If you can, use FF's error console under the tools->web developer and see if there's an error provided.

Re-edit: This script relies heavily on local storage, so if something changed with local storage, that's why it's broken. I can rewrite the script to not use local storage, give me half an hour or so.

Re-re-edit: Well it would be a lot of work to rewrite to not use local storage, unless I can move the button that starts the script to another frame. If the button's not on the page itself, we won't need to use local storage. I can make it a link on the bottom pane? Or something. Let me know what the preference would be. I've updated FF to 12.0, so tomorrow I'll try running it and see if I get an error.

[Cristiona]

Huh. Working fine for me. But I'm running 7.0.1 because I refuse to play along with Mozilla's brain-dead 3 month update cycle.

[Harry Dresden]

Here is the only error that shows up when I click the button to use the *ouch items:

Timestamp: 7/2/2012 8:44:00 AM
Warning: Expected color but found 'none'. Error in parsing value for 'background-color'. Declaration dropped.
Source File: http://www.twilightheroes.com/nav.php
Line: 1

I probably should stop updating Firefox every time it prompts me, but I just get annoyed that it keeps popping up several times a day if I don't update it.

[Cristiona]

Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> Updates -> Uncheck "Automatically check for updates to Firefox"

[Satan]

Weird. I tried it on 12.0 and it works just fine. Is GM up to date, 9.20? Could be another addon is conflicting?

[xKiv]

Is your local storage full of something else? (don't know exactly how you would tell, I had to resort to running sqlite on webappsstore.sqlite and then "select sum(length(value)) from webappsstore2" or something like that).
That thing has a limit per site, but also a total limit ...

[Harry Dresden]

Is GM up to date, 9.20? Could be another addon is conflicting?

Turns out that was the problem. I had the 1.0 beta version loaded because the AA script wasn't working after the latest update. Downgraded to 9.20 on my desktop, and the *ouch script works fine. Luckily, AA script works as well so they must have fixed whatever was bonking it last week.