Hi, This looks liek an amazing tool. Is there anypoint in installing this alongside EDDI? Will they conflict?
Ok I'll try!I think you should be able to run them both at the same time. Give it a try.
Ages ago now I increased the number of Galnet articles to 5. It seemed to work OK but recently I've noticed that article 4 at least seems to be stuck. What I mean by that is that I get new galnet articles 1, 2 and 3 but article 4 is always the (now ancient) "Freelance Report: Kick the Alien Race Concludes". Any thoughts on this? The other slightly odd thing is that it seems like I have to listen to them all twice before it will say "no new Galnet articles have been published since you last asked".
Is there any known recently issue with EDTB not sending coordinates to EDSM? In the last time I noticed several well known CMDRs sending lots of flightlog data without coordinates. Looks like EDSM support is setup correctly in EDTB, and coordinates are in the netlogs, but not reaching EDSM.
action\updateAPIdata.php line 78 message: Error: no output from API, see.....
Running latest version of EDTB 1.2.7.
Note, i have successful connection to FD api, as my CMDR data is accurate and EDTB noted System Information update per system jumps. However, the space/planet port data does not update. For example EDDB shows a given spaceport has a controlling faction, while EDTB shows a different value. EDDB is accurate based on comparison ingame. Also, the ship and module pricing notes the text "4 months ago," thus appears the data is not updating. When checking the error log, I see regular listings for:
Code:action\updateAPIdata.php line 78 message: Error: no output from API, see.....
thoughts?
thx,
Hi,
The EDDB API which EDTB uses has changed, that's why the EDTB data is outdated. I'll update EDTB when I get the chance.
Cheers,
CMDR Walter Harriman
Just FYI.
Galnet official web site doesn't support RSS. You can obtain a RSS link to galnet articles but it's a pain (no icon on the web site, no RSS on the source code, etc).
So, the french community decided to create a usefull web site to give to the whole community a RSS link to galnet articles, and more.
Follow this link to see the work done : http://news.galnet.fr/en/galnet-news-2/
Its in en and fr, and more language to come.
I think this site could be very usefull to all tiers app dev who wanted to build an app with tts to read galnet news.
Unfortunately the service that provides the GalNet articles has put in place some limits. This means that the amount of articles retrieved will probably be no more than three from now on![]()
Don't know if this is the solution but it would be awesome if ED Toolbox could fetch more than just the 3 most recent galnet articles (something Walter quite recently said was a limitation of the service he's currently using).
I've just released EDTB 1.2.8 that hopefully fixes this issue.
Yeah there hasn't been any articles on the feed for a while. Looks like the new feed has 10 articles.Oh wow - what an unexpected surprise, that's brilliant! I'll try it at the weekend. By the way, my galnet feed hasn't updated for about four or five days now (just says "no new Galnet articles since you last asked"). Anyway, maybe this will fix that too. Thanks.
Edit: any idea how many articles it now supports?
Galnet feed is looking terrific now. I have noticed a new issue tho. The "nearest station" info now never says it's in "this system". It will say something like "the nearest station is in the xxx system which is zero point zero light years away".
Hi,
Can you download this file from Github and replace your local file with it (EDTB/Marvin/SystemData.php) and see if it works now.
if ($cs_distance == 0) {
echo 'The nearest spaceport is in this system. ';
} else {
echo 'The nearest spaceport is in the ' . $cs_system . ' system, ' . $ambiguity . number_format($cs_distance, 1) . ' light years away.';
}
if (number_format($cs_distance, 1) == 0) {
echo 'The nearest spaceport is in this system. ';
} else {
echo 'The nearest spaceport is in the ' . $cs_system . ' system, ' . $ambiguity . number_format($cs_distance, 1) . ' light years away.';
}