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| Thanks Tlosk! --[[User:RyanR|RyanR]] 16:00, 11 June 2009 (UTC)
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| Hey Tlosk,
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| Would it be possible to have some sort of <b>Quest Item</b> category for items that are just related to quests? If so, would it allow us a way to compile quest-specific items on pages auto-magically? (Quest Items related to this page, or some such)
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| Also, why do experience tables always show the Percentage & Level Cap column, when a number of quests only have a set amount of experience reward? If the Percentage & Level Cap fields are blank (or set to 0) can we just not show that column? (I've just been setting those fields to zero so it doesn't show <i>??% up to level ??</i>, or am I using it wrong? See [[Lou_Ka%27s_Stolen_Items#Experience_Rewards]] for example.
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| thx Ryan
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| What I mean about the Quest Item category having an iteration may not be possible on a Wiki. I'm used to working with arrays in JavaScript, and it would be nice if we could just iterate all items marked 'quest item' that are linked to a particular quest. So the dream is to have something like {Quest Items} and have it generate an Item table automagically. That way, as you add Quest Items linked to a quest, the quest page gets updated as you add items to the Quest Item category (instead of updating the quest page manually).
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| Similar thing with Kill Tasks. You can click on a <b>Category:Killtask</b> link to get a list of everything in that category, but it would be nice to be able to automatically create the table currently found on the [[Kill Tasks]] page just by using the data from the category (instead of a manual list that gets out of date). Can you pull in data from each item in a Category list like level req, XP rewards, etc.? In JavaScript we'd build a table using something like "Killtask.Name, Killtask.XP, Killtask.SuggLevel" and then just loop through everything in the Killtask Category and spit each item's data into a row in a table. (this is assuming that items in a Category are just entries in a dB table)
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| Probably not possible in a Wiki without some heavy coding, but could be fun trying to get it to work. -- Ryan
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