I know that it has been suggested previously to add the option of "!clear all" so you can have a small challenge easily with big clans.
I still support that suggestion, even if I can't find it anymore.
What warrants a new thread (or not?) would be the suggestion to have a small box to the left or right of a pair of players in the challenge window which would clear both off the list.
Originally posted by PonderableI frequently find that if I challenge a clan that has 15-20 available members but the rating matches are a total mis match - then I have to make loads of positions vaccant ending up with a 5 or 6 man challenge.
I know that it has been suggested previously to add the option of "!clear all" so you can have a small challenge easily with big clans.
I still support that suggestion, even if I can't find it anymore.
What warrants a new thread (or not?) would be the suggestion to have a small box to the left or right of a pair of players in the challenge window which would clear both off the list.
It would therefore be more beneficial to clear all by one click and fill the 5 or 6 challenges only.
You get my rec.
Originally posted by PonderableI am not sure what you mean there - isn't that what "Reset All to Vacant" does?
I know that it has been suggested previously to add the option of "!clear all" so you can have a small challenge easily with big clans.
But I agree with the new suggestion. That would spare me a lot of clicking.
Originally posted by surtismIt's functionality provided by one of the Greasemonkey scripts that ouroboros wrote I believe.
Where is the "reset all to vacant" button/tab/thing?
1. FireFox : http://www.getfirefox.com/
2. Greasemonkey : https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/748/
3. RHP Scripts : http://members.shaw.ca/ouroboros/RHP/
Originally posted by orangutanAh. I wasn't aware that it wasn't part of the site. For me (as a user of Firefox, Greasemonkey and ouroboros' scripts) there's a button saying "Reset All to Vacant" to the right of the "Offer challenge" button.
It's functionality provided by one of the Greasemonkey scripts that ouroboros wrote I believe.
[b]1. FireFox : http://www.getfirefox.com/
2. Greasemonkey : https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/748/
3. RHP Scripts : http://members.shaw.ca/ouroboros/RHP/[/b]
Originally posted by orangutanI have the firefox addons. They're brilliant, though frankly I don't know how to use the RHP scripts. When I click on the Clan Challenge download link I get a page of type. Considering that I turn the computer off by unplugging it, I have no idea what to do after this! Any clues would be greatly appreciated.
It's functionality provided by one of the Greasemonkey scripts that ouroboros wrote I believe.
[b]1. FireFox : http://www.getfirefox.com/
2. Greasemonkey : https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/748/
3. RHP Scripts : http://members.shaw.ca/ouroboros/RHP/[/b]
Originally posted by LukerikThe scripts by ouroboros are all Greasemonkey scripts - they won't work without the Greasemonkey add-on.
I have the firefox addons. They're brilliant, though frankly I don't know how to use the RHP scripts. When I click on the Clan Challenge download link I get a page of type. Considering that I turn the computer off by unplugging it, I have no idea what to do after this! Any clues would be greatly appreciated.
If you have the Greasemonkey add-on then clicking the link should present you with a dialogue box asking if you want to install the script. If not, then make sure the little monkey face in the status bar (bottom right) is brown and smiling and not grey and sad.
A sad monkey won't install the script, only a happy smiling monkey will do this. Click his face to toggle.
Now try to explain to someone that an orangutan has been telling you how to toggle your Greasemonkey so it will smile.
Originally posted by orangutanThank you, orangutan for providing the valuable hint and to ourobouros for doing the work in the first place.
The scripts by ouroboros are all Greasemonkey scripts - they won't work without the Greasemonkey add-on.
If you have the Greasemonkey add-on then clicking the link should present you with a dialogue box asking if you want to install the script. If not, then make sure the little monkey face in the status bar (bottom right) is brown and smiling and not gr ...[text shortened]... meone that an orangutan has been telling you how to toggle your Greasemonkey so it will smile.
I keep my original suggestion anyway (what about the Safari users? 🙂 )