Thanks for the hotfix. Working great now.
as of 6/29/11 I click on "settings and tools" > "plugins" > "eauction" and check off its check box, then I close that window, hit "save and...
Once you purchase paid plugins - which also enables flying mounts and costs something like $5/month, you will automatically see EAuction in your...
I noticed a bug that occurs as follows: lets say in my settings.auc I have eauction set to post 10 stacks of 20 silk cloth. I go to the mail and...
My file is no longer being truncated. It appears this was hotfixed. Thanks for the timely fix.
There is a flight path from the basecamp just north of the tauren start basecamp. It connects you automatically to orgrimmar even as a level 1....
It appears the filesize cap has been resolved. Thanks for that. I assume monetary incentives are either insulting or mine was too low. So screw...
Note: shadow specific... I tried using the singular priest, however, it failed at grinding due to not being mana efficient like default priest...
Into the Woods is not retrievable for me. It was right clicking on the questgiver over and over in a loop... had to delete that quest from the...
It would be nice if the plugin outputted to a .txt file on your desktop any items that it found in your gbank or bags that are not in its database...
Another feature which would be amazing would be if the plugin deposited items from your bags into your gbank if it has established that it is not...
Update as of 6/23/11: Filesize cap: fixed - my 85kb and growing settings.auc file is currently working and editable without being truncated once...
Search for paid plugins and you pay for them > then the next time you login you will see eauction as well as several other paid plugins there.
Thank God I still had it in my recycling bin. I managed to rescue all of my data. Thanks Bengan you really saved me there!
I was looking at the Auction House Bot and I begrudgingly said to it, "I can't quit you." I decided to write up a script that enters in all my...
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