Ikariam Upgrade Watcher (v1.3.2)

By Anh Tuan Nguyen Dao Last update Oct 26, 2009 — Installed 39,026,260 times.

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oliezekat Scriptwright

Hi,

I'm worry to say you that french team announced your script as illegal :o(

But I talked with them. And you only need to remove "HTTP request" functions or not make HTTP request each time we (player) mouse over buildings.

My advice :

A/ Invite your player to display research list page, fetch it, and save values with GreaseMonkey API.

OR

B/ Save results of HTTP request and make one HTTP request per week (or logon). Next, make HTTP request only if player not discovered researches which change buildings costs.

Good luck ^^

NB: you could learn how to save/load data if you study my script : see "Triumphal arch" which build database for each Ikariam servers ;o)

 
Anh Tuan Ngu... Script's Author

Hi,

Sorry for the slow answer, I have examinations at the university this month.

Thanks for your interest of getting this script approved.

Since the first version of this script, I've used GM-API (GM_setValue and GM_getValue) to avoid unnecessary HTTP-request. Here is when the script makes request:

- First time you run the script. (1 time)
- When you login.
- When you click on the research advisor.
- When you click on the academy building.

In addition, there will not be made any HTTP-request if you have all the three resource reductions researches.

So all in all, the script does not make any unnecessary request (seen from my point of view). However, perhaps I could remove some of the request e.g., when clicking on research advisor and academy. If you could clarify this for the guys from French team and see what they answer, I will be thankful.

 
oliezekat Scriptwright

I requested french team to give you another chance. It's seem they badly understand how your script work...

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