Advice to whomever might fix this next time: Instead of the brittle XPath expression to look up the name of the current building, use the value of <code>document.body.id</code> to determine that. The indices of this object are the id:s, value are the building numbers: <code><pre>var buildingIDs = { townHall: 0, port: 3, academy: 4, shipyard: 5, barracks: 6, warehouse: 7, wall: 8, tavern: 9, museum: 10, palace: 11, embassy: 12, branchOffice: 13, workshop: 15, "workshop-army": 15, "workshop-fleet": 15, safehouse: 16, palaceColony: 17 };</pre></code> This works stably across any page layout changes Gameforge ever does, and is what Kronos Utils does without ever encountering any trouble (track record back to 0.1.8, or thereabouts, when I think I started hacking on Kronos). <p>Advice to whomever might fix this next time: Instead of the brittle XPath expression to look up the name of the current building, use the value of <code>document.body.id</code> to determine that. The indices of this object are the id:s, value are the building numbers:</p> <p><code><pre>var buildingIDs = { townHall: 0, port: 3, academy: 4, shipyard: 5, barracks: 6, warehouse: 7, wall: 8, tavern: 9, museum: 10, palace: 11, embassy: 12, branchOffice: 13, workshop: 15, "workshop-army": 15, "workshop-fleet": 15, safehouse: 16, palaceColony: 17 };</pre></code></p> <p>This works stably across any page layout changes Gameforge ever does, and is what Kronos Utils does without ever encountering any trouble (track record back to 0.1.8, or thereabouts, when I think I started hacking on Kronos).</p> 2008-06-27T14:11:57Z 25124 Script 40351 13150 2008-11-16T23:47:25Z 326