Ever wanted to know which nanos you could currently use?

[Anayama]

only nanos that are missing, are ones without a crystal.

Well, they have crystals just a different type of crystals And I'm expecting we'll be seeing more and more nanos come in that shape.

[Wolfbiter]

I'm back home now so the page is working again.

[Wolfbiter]

NT done... just MP left now (+ possible small changes that people might spot that are wrong that I missed)

[Wolfbiter]

MP finally done...

[Falkvinge]

I like it, thanks for your effort

[Haloer]

Hi! Just tried it out a while back, yesterday on my advy to be exact. Nice tool, thanks! One flaw I found was in advy runbuff section, the team free movement shows up before normal free movement, at least for me, though the reqs are higher there. Another thing is that I got some odd horizontal lines on top of text when using it with my IE, Firefox works just fine!

[Wolfbiter]

Fiddled with adv runspeed buff slightly...

and wow it looks crappy on IE.
But since it valides with w3c (http://validator.w3.org) I'm going to assume it's something fishy with IE and just ignore it. If you use IE you only have yourself to blame.

[Mina]

Just looked at the site. Thanks for all the effort! Awesome!

[Wolfbiter]

New url, http://kaze.dreamcrash.org/nanolist - report any possible errors!

Old url will still work, but since it's my development page I moved a copy to a more reliable computer, that also wont change between two reloads.

[shadowgod]

Fiddled with adv runspeed buff slightly...

and wow it looks crappy on IE.
But since it valides with w3c (http://validator.w3.org) I'm going to assume it's something fishy with IE and just ignore it. If you use IE you only have yourself to blame.

could be cause you're using Transitional, instead of Strict.

working on my itemdb site, i've found that if i set the doctype to Strict, IE7 will render near (if not totally) identical to foxfired and opera.

[Wolfbiter]

could be cause you're using Transitional, instead of Strict.

working on my itemdb site, i've found that if i set the doctype to Strict, IE7 will render near (if not totally) identical to foxfired and opera.

Good idea, but didn't work.
Looked at it some more, and seems it's the <fieldset> tag that's fishy in IE. Quick google showed other people with problems, but no one-second fix so I'll just turn a blind eye towards this again... If you use IE it's your own fault!

[Wolfbiter]

Small update...

[Wolfbiter]

Not updated anything more since last time, so this is just a bump.

[Jampe78]

Under doctor long-term HP buffs it lists Gargantuan Health as the best one although Superior Omni-Med is better.

[docsparrow]

<snip>... If you use IE you only have yourself to blame.

He he I agree =)

Very nifty tool btw, will look into this when I get home =)

[Wolfbiter]

Under doctor long-term HP buffs it lists Gargantuan Health as the best one although Superior Omni-Med is better.

Ffs... as a doctor main I was sure I had fixed this already. Guess I fixed it before I redid it... thanks.

[Wolfbiter]

Shameless bump...

[Demoder]

This site looks good.
Free bump, and a request:
Is there any chance to get a bot interface for this?
ie. XML, AOML or CSV output instead of HTML output.

If you're interested in adding a "bot interface", and want help with it, ask away. I'll try to help as best I can.

[Wolfbiter]

This site looks good.
Free bump, and a request:
Is there any chance to get a bot interface for this?
ie. XML, AOML or CSV output instead of HTML output.

If you're interested in adding a "bot interface", and want help with it, ask away. I'll try to help as best I can.

None of that should be a problem... Since I never do any such things myself, I'm not sure exactly what each of those should output thou so you're welcome to do it. Just let me know what info you need from my part to write it, and I can add it to the site as separate files.

[Demoder]

The way I approach it, is to toss the raw data over to a ouput function.
Say, if the user wants CSV, toss your data array over to a function that will format that data into CSV, and let it output stuff, then stop the script to prevent the standard output that is generated by a normal request.

As to how stuff works:
Basically, AOML is just like HTML, just very very simplified, plus some special AO-tags.
It's the stuff that's displayed in infoviews ingame.

CSV is basically a file that works like a table.
Each row is typically separated by a \r\n (cartiege return, newline).
Each collumn is typically separated by the character ;
The first row typically contains the header information, ie. a name for the different collumns. The following rows contain data.
Example:
name;ql;description
Some nanoprogram;156;This nanoprogram makes you unvournable.

XML is basically... well. Check wikipedia.org.
Example:
<xml>
<query>
<profession>Bureaucrat</profession>
<level>220</level>
</query>
<results>
<nanoprogram>
<name>Cool nanoprogram</name>
<ql>156</ql>
<requirements>
<matmet>500</matmet>
</requirements>
<aoid>
<low>1</low>
<high>2</high>
</aoid>
</nano>
<nano>
stuff for the second nano here
</nano>
</results>
</xml>