Travian Task Queue

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Firefox 3.5 = problems

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eugene4 Scriptwright
FirefoxWindows

In Firefox 3.5 sheduling does not work :(
Popup message appears, but there is no reaction on "OK" everywhere.
First viewed on RC2, later on RC3. Earlier Betas seems does not support GreaseMokey at all.

 
Adriafarres User
FirefoxWindows

Right!

I've got the same problem!

In Firefox 3.5 you can see the popup message but when you shedule, the OK button doesn't work... :'(

 
Nevam Script's Author
FirefoxWindows

Now you gave almost no info. like what server, what were you doing when you experienced this issue, also did you check the language for your server... a lot of info always helps.

As for the browser I can only speculate since I don't have that version yet...

 
vallivals User
FirefoxWindows

Task Queue has never worked for me at all ;)
gave up testing new uppdates of it long time ago.

similar story as those above, not much info to give.
.com server
firefox 3.5 and earlier one aswell.

description:
'when pressing add to schedule' I try selecting time, and press ok, and nothing happens.

get the correct links, to add to schedule, get the time to do the schedule but nothing else'
*never seen this work so not sure what to add.. =)

 
vallivals User
FirefoxWindows

Try'd this again, and yet again the same problem. it pops up the schedule time window, I selected a few seconds (no uppgrade ongoing so it shouldve been able to start it)

but nothing happens .. the yellow time window just stay's there without anything actually happening.

 
Corey B User
FirefoxWindows

s4.us here.
Nothing seems to work!

 
Nevam Script's Author
FirefoxWindows

This is with the FF3.5 update? I'll have to update to test it since I am not using it yet...

 
Corey B User
FirefoxWindows

Yes, with 3.5 update.
I went back to 3.011

 
Nevam Script's Author
FirefoxWindows

Whelp I updated firefox to 3.5 and bamb doesn't work. It turns out the firefox won't be using form.calls so everything has to change to document.all which means I have to re-write quite a bit of code. If you want to use this script you'll have to use firefox 3.011 or lower until I get things worked out.

 
iTookUrNick User
FirefoxMacintosh

I am guessing substituting form.calls for document.call in the whole script and call it a day would not wourk, would it?

Waiting 4 an update then.

 
Mosaic User
FirefoxWindows

It don't work in server speed.travian.com.

 
Nevam Script's Author
FirefoxWindows

No, I wish it was that easy but it never is... lol

 
Adriafarres User
FirefoxWindows

Hi Nevam,

I explain you what happen.

When you want to queue something because something is building is normally to appear a normal window which you can shedule the time you want that the thing has to start building. You can see 2 text box... One box shows de date, time... and the other you can put the time you want and chose if is minutes, seconds... Right! But the problem is that when you want to press OK button, it doesn't work. You can press it but nothing happens.

So I can't use it.

Thanks very Much!!!

 
Nevam Script's Author
FirefoxWindows
@Adriafarres
Go back a re-read my post, which is a few back....
 
zerokmatrix User
FirefoxX11

@ALL
Nevam is now fully aware that the latest version of Firefox (3.5) is causing the "OK" button to not work. (Check previous posts)
I am quite sure he has the situation in well in hand and when he has resolved the problem a new version of the script will be posted for us all to install.
DO NOT post any more descriptions of the problem just differently worded - WE ALL KNOW THERE IS A PROBLEM.
All we have to do is be patience, check back regularly and be thankful when Nevam fixes the problem for us all (Make sure you post your thanks when it is fixed btw)

 
FrozenTopping User
FirefoxWindows

@zerokmatrix

Does he knows that, for me, FF 3.0.1xxxx below doesnt work too?

 
Polaski User
FirefoxX11

Server : http://speed.travian.co.uk/
OS : Linux Kernel (2.6.28-13-generic - Distro Ubuntu)
Browser : Firefox (3.0.11 & 3.5)
Travian Tribe : Gaul ;) (Big fan of Asterix & Obelix)
Other Add-ons : No-Script (All scripts on Travian*.* are allowed)
Time Zone : GMT (Currently +1 )

I have two issues.

Firefox 3.0.11 - The Queueing seems to be accept ( When I select Upgrade Later, the script correctly recognises the task and the time)and the green box indicates CORRECTLY - the task queued, and the time for the queue is indicated correctly. However the time passes, and the task is indicated as cannot be performed. To check I manually perform the task, and the task works. (A Possible subtle change in the way the server accepts the new task perhaps). The script worked perfectly on the same browser, till Firefox 3.5 was released - though i am not clear if that has made a difference in any way.

Firefox 3.5 - the Accept Button doesn't accept the new TASK. When i key in the time when i wish the task to begin, the script doesn't allow for the OK button to be pressed - this could be a Firefox Setting issue, still trying to figure this out - with little success.

 
k4du User
FirefoxWindows

br speed problem please help-me
http://speed.travian.com.br

 
zerosopron User
FirefoxX11

Polaski! That's my problem, too!! I've Ubuntu with Firefox 3.0.11... So how can U solve that?

 
Drizq5zal User
FirefoxWindows

Server : Server : http://travian.com.my
Browser : Firefox 3.0.11
Travian Tribe : Rom
Time Zone : GMT (Currently +8)

This script can't work.
please help & advise

 
darekjk User
FirefoxWindows

I tried debug code.
I set line 16: var LOG_LEVEL = 3;
When I set this level, tasks are adeed to list of tasks.

After this I found 3 issues:

1. The function "upgrade" cannot read variable TTQ_CODE_1 when executing scheduled task.
2. the other issue is with code getVariable and setVariable.

I changed to:
function getVariable(name, defaultValue) {
_log(3,"Begin getVariable("+name+","+defaultValue+")");
//if (!defaultValue) { var defaultValue = ''; }
if (!defaultValue) { var defaultValue = ''; }

//name = sCurrentServer + name; // sCurrentServer is not added to string

var data = GM_getValue(sCurrentServer + name, defaultValue);
_log(3, "End getVariable("+name+","+defaultValue+")");

return data;
}
function setVariable(name, value) {
_log(3,"Begin setVariable("+name+","+value+")");

//name = sCurrentServer + name;

GM_setValue(sCurrentServer + name, value);
_log(3, "End setVariable("+name+","+value+")");
return true;
}

3. I found that the variable "TTQ_CODE_1" should be wrote by function findCode which is not executed in script. Maybe this is a problem.

 
Bernard_ Scriptwright
FirefoxX11

There is a error in this line :

+ ' <input name="at" onmousedown="function(event){event.stoppropagation();}" type="text" id="at" value="' +sTime

But, I don't understand what _function(event){event.stoppropagation();}_ is !

@darekjk : the function handleRequestFindCode is no called. And this function only call findCode. I think that getCode call andleRequestFindCode and getCode is never called ! I think that's it's not the (only) problem.

In function handleTimerForm(oForm), oForm is not set.

 
Bernard_ Scriptwright
FirefoxX11

http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/54504 : I try a few test.
I am not use all option option of TTQ, and it's good for the simple option in ff 3.5 . It's a idee...

 
Polaski User
FirefoxX11

Any idea how to access debug logs i.e the logs generated by the _log function?

PS. I am using Ubuntu, but I presume the logs are generated to a known location under link

 
Bernard_ Scriptwright
FirefoxX11

@Polaski : for the log I think that it's (in french) Outils->Console d'erreurs (in english ? tools ->console errors )

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