Realtime Dragon/Event Status Script
TimeBomb.3427:
I just finished coding and styling this. It uses the new API and contains all the events from guildwarstemple.com.
URL: http://jsbin.com/ihuvam/1
JSFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/8JRCK/
The primary potential issue could be that I’m using incorrect event IDs, or there are certain pre-events that the main event doesn’t change its state for.
Enjoy, and report any bugs/feedback/etc in this thread. Thanks.
DarkSpirit.7046:
Suggestions:
1. Write a daemon to log to a database for the temple events so we know if the events were successful within 2 hours ago. After 2 hours, even though the event was successful, the temple would revert back to risen control.
2. Differentiate between US and Europe servers.
3. Since we can “Guest”, make it easy for us to query which Orr temple is “Uncontested” at the current time, instead of having us to click through all the servers.
DrFutzLoop.5316:
This is pretty cool and easy to work with. I have tried to have a play around in a copied version and have realized that i’m not really good at the coding side. But i do have a few suggestions.
1. Pre event’s leading up to and including the main event.
2. The above with the ability for the events to sit in order of progression.
3. Have all events relating to the main event listed under their own headings.
D W.5179:
I know this thread is closing in on 2 weeks old, but this is a perfect example of the issue I’m having.
The example fiddle in OP does not work in IE (at least 9, likely 8 as well). I’m having the same issue with the work I have done. Doesn’t work in IE, works great in FF and Chrome. I’ve set CORS, I’ve tried .ajax and getJSON, but I just can’t get it working in IE… any thoughts?
AdelphiA.9287:
Not trying to croach on someone elses post, but take a look at mine, it works in all browsers. http://www.enigma-eu.co.uk/events/gw2info/
Perhaps if you could say exactly what is not working (or paste some code) we may be able to help.
Healix.5819:
The example fiddle in OP does not work in IE (at least 9, likely 8 as well).
That’s because support wasn’t fully added until IE10. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ieinternals/archive/2010/05/13/xdomainrequest-restrictions-limitations-and-workarounds.aspx
D W.5179:
Not trying to croach on someone elses post, but take a look at mine, it works in all browsers. http://www.enigma-eu.co.uk/events/gw2info/
Perhaps if you could say exactly what is not working (or paste some code) we may be able to help.
That’s because it looks like you are using php. I have a static php version as well that works in all browsers. The issue only comes up when you move to javascript, for the reason mentioned by the post under yours. I’m looking for a workaround, as I’d much rather continue the javascript version since it auto updates the data without having to refresh the page (something that cannot be done with php alone).
Thank you for your response though
The example fiddle in OP does not work in IE (at least 9, likely 8 as well).
That’s because support wasn’t fully added until IE10. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ieinternals/archive/2010/05/13/xdomainrequest-restrictions-limitations-and-workarounds.aspx
Well that explains it… Man, I hate IE lol.
So looks like only IE10 supports CORS and for IE8/9 I would need to build a postMessage proxy. Which to me means that IE8/9 users are going to get a static PHP version haha.
Thanks for the help!