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I found the solution for the issue Harmankaya mentioned;

First of all, the GetInventoryItemID() function requires a unit argument in addition to the inventory slot number, so line 24 of FrameHooks/Bank.lua should be changed from;

local bagType = GetItemFamily(GetInventoryItemID(ContainerIDToInventoryID(bag)))

to;

local bagType = GetItemFamily(GetInventoryItemID("player", ContainerIDToInventoryID(bag)))

In addition there is a typo on line 26;

if bagTYpe and bagType ~= 0 and bit.band(bagType, itemType) == bagType then

First condition there should read bagType :)

Don't know if anyone has mentioned it before, but GW has some trouble with profession-bags.

i.e. I got 2000 pigment of aids in my bank, I queue up 1000 ink of aids in GW - it tells me to get the pigments from the bank. I open the bank, click on "bank" to pull the pigments, and it fills up all my bags - except my inscription-bag, and then tells me my bags are full.

Pretty counter-intuitive :D

I agree with bsmorgan... add some debugging options to the addon and then when we find a problem we can just replicate it in debug mode and copy/paste the result into a ticket ;)

Hey, new rev is great.. thanks.

Suggestions

I like idea of having shift-click link to chat if the chat box is open and multi-select otherwise... that would be intuitive to me. good thinking.

One thing that's been bugging me lately is having to click in the recipe name column to actually select the recipe.... I should be able to click anywhere on a row to select the row to craft. Just a minor annoyance as I often end up adding more of the previously selected item to the queue and having to clear it and start again.

Keep up the great work :)

yoshimo: It's GW that needs fixing for Overachiever support. There is an open ticket for overachiever support in GW that I filed several months ago.

I am getting the same issue as yunohu. Something seemed to have forced it to update on its own. Either visiting mailbox or learning a new recipe i think.

With rev 122, I still had to manually get Gnomeworks to scan my bags using the /script bit on the command line. Under plugins, my inventory tracker says everything is toggled for scanning.

Even after I scan my inventory, the results in the GW screen are wrong. I have 47 rough stones in my inventory (properly reflected), but for the "Grinding stones" item, it says that none are craftable, even though I can hit the "create"/"create all" buttons.

Request:

Back in the days with good old skillet, I could i.e. populate a queue with glyphs, then - if for some reason I wanted to delete that particular item from the queue, there was this "X" next to the item.

One click with the mouse, and the item was gone. In GW in its current state I have to right click - and then select delete.

I want this function because when I make glyphs, I use KTQ to queue up 20 of all glyphs, but because of the immense bagspace needed - I actually only want to craft the stacks that end up being 10 or higher.

So: KTQ queue 20 glyph - quick run down the newly populated queue, pressing X on all the glyphs that's a stack of 9 or lower, only to end up with a queue with 10+ stacks.

This takes likes 5 minutes alone these days (especially when factoring in the lag that ensues when you delete something from a bigass GW-queue and the addon recalculates the mats needed.

Hope you will consider this, you've come a long way. :)

Right clicking and selecting Link works for me; this addon is already a power-user tradeskill replacement.

Is there a way to link the entire tradeskill from the addon, or do I have to open my profession tab to do that?

• well, if it came down to it, i suppose i could have shift-click be link when the chat frame bar is open, otherwise it could be a multi-select.

I see, shift-click conflicts with another feature - what you've written above would be more intuitive at least because we've been trained by Bliz that way. Well, my issue was less with the shift click and more with the location of the click. In the Bliz UI, there is a clear separation of what is 'Recipe', which has the cooldowns, requirements, tools, reagents, etc, and what is 'Product' or the end result of production. It was my impression that the lower left window was supposed to be 'Product' but it seems that the whole lower portion of the screen is meant to be a mix of both product and recipe. This could be fine from a UI standpoint but I was looking for a way to support recipe linking what was intuitive enough to not have a billion people adding comments on Curse asking how to link a recipe. In the Bliz UI, you link via the recipe list, not the product info. That is intuitive again only because we've been trained to operate that way. The word 'Recipe' somewhere would be a key indicator to assist the UI design so it wouldn't require reading the instructions or posting in Curse comments. Just some ideas.