RaisinDebtor
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I had a look through but I can barely follow what causes what, especially since I'm not familiar with the language (in the scripts). I'd really like to see an xp tracker added to detect inactive members and figure out how long they have been inactive. It would work similar to the current log method but I can see how it is a slightly different principle.
This is just a wish list, but if anyone made it I would be so happy
u can do that urself so easily. just log the exp once a month and sort through 0 exp gainers. If you have to deal with f2p, then it's pretty much manual labor logging their stats, and I'm not going to even get into name changers lol
06-Dec-2013 06:25:32
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E Bom
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RaisinDebtor
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I had a look through but I can barely follow what causes what, especially since I'm not familiar with the language (in the scripts). I'd really like to see an xp tracker added to detect inactive members and figure out how long they have been inactive. It would work similar to the current log method but I can see how it is a slightly different principle.
This is just a wish list, but if anyone made it I would be so happy
u can do that urself so easily. just log the exp once a month and sort through 0 exp gainers. If you have to deal with f2p, then it's pretty much manual labor logging their stats, and I'm not going to even get into name changers lol
Fair point but that only gives me a one month "resolution". I'd find something that's automated more useful, because once I notice a problem I can look back and see how long it's been going on with more accuracy. Yes, the script would have to update the member list each time, so changing your name would effectively reset your exp gain each time you did it, but inactives are unlikely to do that.
In any case I think I'd find it useful. Tips on the current function would help me a lot in making it happen but otherwise I'll just have to slog through the scripts without context.
If you're interested in how it works, google has really good documentation and tutorials. Apps script is a language based on javascript with server-side features and interaction with google services such as documents, spreadsheets, calender and much more.
For a tutorial on javascript,
http://www.w3schools.com/js/
For more information about apps script,
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/
For more information about apps script for spreadsheets,
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/guides/sheets
For the ClanLogger library source,
https://script.google.com/d/1jA5ecB4C9zrVw8Ym0rdcmwU_u0VxKSVFhZ7plitZQtpdaFwQIaEeTGJh/edit?usp=sharing
I wanted to find the join date of a clanmate so I hit Ctrl+F and typ the name. But then it displays the search results of the hidden raw data too. Any way I can exclude that column from searching?
Thranduil | King of the Elves of the Wood
I wanted to find the join date of a clanmate so I hit Ctrl+F and typ the name. But then it displays the search results of the hidden raw data too. Any way I can exclude that column from searching?
Added a mini UI which lets you view the history of a username in your clan log.
Due to the name limitation, this may not be entirely useful for much at the moment, but it should be an easier way to check when a specific player joined your clan.
How to update:
1. Open the spreadsheet.
2. Click on Tools - Script editor...
3. Click on Resources - Manage libraries...
4. Change the version of ClanLogger to the latest version (26).
5. Refresh the spreadsheet.
To use the new feature:
1. Open the spreadsheet.
2. Click on Admin Tools - Open UI
3. Give it a second to load.
4. Select a username from the drop down list (clicking it then typing should also work).
It should then show a simple list of the history of the specific player in your clan.
Sorry about the name limitation, I do plan on improving it in future along with the other changes mentioned in the first few posts.
If you have any small suggestions for now I'll try to get it in quickly, and any larger suggestions will be added to my to-do list