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RunXP shows a little frame displaying your current instance, how much XP you have gained in this instance so far, and how many instance runs are left until you hit the next level.
Message: Interface\FrameXML\UIParent.lua:3916: Usage: GetLFGInfoServer(LE_LFG_CATEGORY[, lfgID]) Time: 10/09/13 22:37:31 Count: 1 Stack: [C]: in function `GetLFGInfoServer' Interface\FrameXML\UIParent.lua:3916: in function `GetLFGMode' Interface\AddOns\RunXP\RunXP.lua:43: in function <Interface\AddOns\RunXP\RunXP.lua:22>
It should reset itself automatically whenever you leave a LFG party. You can use the following code to hard-reset data: /run RunXPData.curInstance = nil RunXPData.curInstanceXP = 0 RunXPData.instanceFinished = nil
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Posted Oct 9, 2013Message: Interface\FrameXML\UIParent.lua:3916: Usage: GetLFGInfoServer(LE_LFG_CATEGORY[, lfgID])
Time: 10/09/13 22:37:31
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Stack: [C]: in function `GetLFGInfoServer'
Interface\FrameXML\UIParent.lua:3916: in function `GetLFGMode'
Interface\AddOns\RunXP\RunXP.lua:43: in function <Interface\AddOns\RunXP\RunXP.lua:22>
Locals: (*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
i get this error once i enable it
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Posted Oct 17, 2010- 
            
                
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Posted Sep 1, 2010You can use the following code to hard-reset data:
/run RunXPData.curInstance = nil RunXPData.curInstanceXP = 0 RunXPData.instanceFinished = nil
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Posted Aug 10, 2010