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MrSmite

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  1. Hmm, well it seems to be broken again. Getting the cookie complaint. Also, just an FYI there is no "create account" option for new users either. Kinda discourages wiki editing if people can't sign up or log in
  2. It works. Sorry about the delay, my internet dropped (usually happens when there's precipitation). Now if someone would drop a couple empty pages for "item_loot_items" and "item_loot_money" I'll write them up after I test some crash related issues for Subv.
  3. I wanted to log into the wiki in preparation for adding descriptions for the new tables in my ItemLoot patch but using both IE and Firefox, the wiki gives this error: In Firefox my settings are "Accept cookies" and "Accept third-party cookies" In IE my settings are: "Accept all cookies" One thing to note is that IE blocks a cookie from "www.trinitycore.org/trackerlogo.png" due to its privacy policy and I can't figure out how to unblock it.
  4. Congrats everyone! I'm not too familiar with Gacko and Trista but Warpten and Pitcrawler... it's about time.
  5. You should include the revision of the core you're using... But, you missed an update. Look in the "sqlold3.3.5a" folder and import anything newer than the date of your core, then finish with the ones in the "updates" folder. Also, search the forums here, not Google. Your problem has been asked and answered more than 0xFFFFFFFF times already.
  6. Doesn't work for me. It still picks up my VS6 installation first and the CL.exe in that is way too old for VS9 projects.
  7. +08keelr Did you actually specify the compiler or did you just click "use default native compilers"? I've found on my sytem (with both VS6 and VS9 installed) that doesn't work and I need to manually input them: 1. Delete your CMake cache (File -> Delete Cache) 2. Click "Configure" 3. On the dialog select "specify native compilers" 4. Click Next 5. In the box for "C" and "C++", browse to your C++ installation and select "CL.exe" 6. Click "Finish" 7. Select (or deselect) any options you want on the main screen 8. Click "Configure" 9. Cick "Configure" 10. Click "Generate" This shoud work with both VS9 and VS10. For whatever reason the "use default native compilers" option seems broken on some systems. The nice thing is when you rerun CMake later, the path you chose for CL.exe is saved so you can skip step #5 and just click "next".
  8. Sorry, not sure about that one. Normally I'd say to import all the updates but with 4.3.4 it's different. There used to be a thread around about importing only "updates_02" but you might also need "updates_01" depending how old your DB is. Also, it could be there's a missing SQL file.
  9. There seems to be a missing stored procedure: DELIMITER $$ DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS `sp_get_ref_id`$$ CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`127.0.0.1` PROCEDURE `sp_get_ref_id`(IN refType VARCHAR(10),OUT reference MEDIUMINT(5)) BEGIN CASE UCASE(refType) WHEN 'SKIN' THEN BEGIN SET @Low :=00000; SET @High :=1000; END; WHEN 'ITEM' THEN BEGIN SET @Low :=10000; SET @High :=10999; END; WHEN 'FISH' THEN BEGIN SET @Low :=11000; SET @High :=11799; END; WHEN 'MILL' THEN BEGIN SET @Low :=11800; SET @High :=11999; END; WHEN 'RAID_GOBJ' THEN BEGIN SET @Low :=12000; SET @High :=12899; END; WHEN 'MINE' THEN BEGIN SET @Low :=12900; SET @High :=12999; END; WHEN 'PROSPECT' THEN BEGIN SET @Low :=13000; SET @High :=13999; END; WHEN 'WORLD' THEN BEGIN SET @Low :=14000; SET @High :=29000; END; WHEN 'RAID_CRE' THEN BEGIN SET @Low :=34000; SET @High :=34999; END; WHEN 'DUNGEON' THEN BEGIN SET @Low :=35000; SET @High :=35999; END; ELSE CALL INVALID_REFERENCE_TYPE; END CASE; SET reference :=1+(SELECT `entry` FROM `reference_loot_template` WHERE `entry` BETWEEN @Low AND @High ORDER BY `entry` DESC LIMIT 1); END$$ DELIMITER ; That's from the 3.3.5a database. If none of the field names have changed then it might work. You need to execute that on your world DB so it will create the procedure, then when you import the SQL it can call it.
  10. +KingPin Well, I guess I spoke too soon. I just checked my notifications and three of the ones I deleted earlier are back at the bottom. I'm using Firefox 15 if that matters. Edit 2012-12-09: Still doing it, both IE and Firefox seem to have the problem for me.
  11. Looks good now. Only notifications I had today were new ones.
  12. Right now I have 8 notifications, the oldest being from Baric "sent yesterday at 02:29 am" in "worldserver.exe at 100% when on flying mounts" and the most recent being from Discover in this thread. I will delete them all and let you know what happens next time.
  13. If I have, for example, 4 notifications and I choose "View All Notifications", select them and click "delete", they will be back in the list if I get a new notification and click "View all notifications". This only happens after a new notification appears. If I click "View all notifiactions" after deleting but before any new notifications arrive the page shows "you don't have any notifications".
  14. There wasn't one. I closed Visual Studio to install the hotfix and when I reopened it there was no error during compile. I read on another site that "edit and continue" often reports errors that don't get reported during a full build, especially when your mucking around with return values.
  15. Depends how much they charged him for the phone support Only reason I even bothered to post it was because I got the same error. All I did was change a "return false;" to "return true;" and the compiler bitched at me but wouldn't tell me why.
  16. Update 2012-11-20 Note: The hotfix download link is to a 3rd party repository so use at your own risk. There is an issue where Edit and Continue displays a message: Edits were made that cannot be compiled but there is no error information in the error window. Microsoft has released a hotfix for VS 2008 SP1. You can read about it here to decide if you want to instal it. This hotfix is not available directly from Microsoft unless you call support, it seems it was written specifically for one customer: Edit: Updated quote to indicate English only
  17. When you cloned your repo you switched it to the 4.3.4 branch somehow. To switch to the 3.3.5a branch, run this command on your repo: git checkout master
  18. There are a couple of patches that will do that. The only thing I'd caution you about is there seems to be mixed results with this whole process. I've personally done it 7 times and 3 of those times I ended up with a client that wouldn't even start. I've been working with two other members trying to nail down something reliable but we keep getting different results. One method that Oiler2112 used was to grab a 3.3.5 installation and then take the TFIL from 4.3.4 and run backgrounddownloader.exe. The final product was a 14 GB client which based on forum posting is too small - although he can log in with it. To illustrate the problem, Gixxer_j did the same and ended up with a 30 GB client and I did it and my client was 17 GB.
  19. The tab issue was fixed but there's an issue with quoting... it copies the quoted text but doesn't indicate that you're quoting which can be a bit misleading and cause unintended edits to the quoted text. All it does is put the quoted text in your reply and indent it but there's no visual to distinguish it from your own text.
  20. What do you mean by "external computer"? Anyway, depending on if you've made too much of a mess of things it may be easier to start over. Just make sure you've installed everything before trying to compile and run: Git TortoiseGit (this is a GUI for Windows but the Git software is a separate download) MySQL 5.1 or higher Visual Studio 2008 (or 2010 which I think the core supports now) SQLyog (which you already have based on your screenshot) After these are installed, clone the repo and compile it. Read the forums and wiki for guides on setting up the database and server configurations. It will take a while (maybe an hour for setup - not including compile time) the first time but it shouldn't take 9 hours.
  21. We need to know what revision you're running. From your screenshot I can tell you things aren't installed properly. Your console window should show the revision not 00000-0000. Please read the wiki under the section "Help and Support" for a guide on how to setup the server for your OS.
  22. LOL, these forums seem to do that to you a lot.
  23. The tab that used to bring you to the bug reports on github has mysteriously been replaced by a copy of the "Forums" tab.
  24. Yeah, that drives me nuts. The one posted on the forums here stops at 97.5%. I've sent two PMs in the past month asking the person to seed but have had no response.
  25. So you didn't read the whole guide either? It was right at the top, you couldn't miss it.
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