Would it be possible for you to add the option of marking all pending notifications as seen? A number of forum users, myself included, have notification flags for game updates, friend requests, chat and forum replies that stick around longer than they should or won't go away at all. If Adalia Fundamentals had the ability to clear out the notification flag queue, it would be greatly appreciated.

I can have a look, Johny did put up a script a while back that supposedly did it but I couldn't get it to work myself. It shouldn't technically be too difficult, but it depends how GoG counts them as seen (I can clear the bit where they are stored and displayed, but if the underlying server code still flags them they might pop up again).

I'll add it to the list to look into though.

So...
Should I begin worrying? Where is HSL?

HSL is just super busy at the moment :-)

Good. Thanks.

Busy with real life stuff according to the Mafia game. He's been about in the last few days (I think he posted yesterday in the mafia thread) though so I wouldn't be too worried.

Wishlist stuff is working so far, just came across an issue when testing in Firefox that it doesn't load the already uploaded data if you use a different browser (so using a new browser would wipe any saved wishlist tags, which we don't want).
It's a relatively easy fix (just check the server if there is no locally saved data), but I'm just trying to save AJAX calls and find somewhere on the page that contains my actual username to use for the server AJAX call... which is proving more difficult than I'd thought XD

It does also raise the issue of how to handle separate browsers.. the fix I'm working on would stop it resetting completely, but if you start in browser A and change a couple of items, change to browser B and change a few more, those changes won't be reflected back to browser A, and when you loaded up browser A again it would reset the server back to whatever had been set then.
So I suppose I should probably load from the server every time and keep that as the central store for the data...

Wishlist feature is nearly done. Just some last Firefox bugs to squash (which will probably wait till tomorrow at this point) and it should all be working and ready to push an update.

I think I've covered all eventualities, but we'll soon see once I roll it out.

Can you already send me a link from which to get all the data?

Check you chat :)

Right, update is here.

I've made this one 1.5.0 as it's quite a big new feature.

You can now tag your wishlist with a selection of tags to denote priority and interest in specific games.
If you want to you can share this data so other users with the script installed will see it on your public wishlist, otherwise you can maintain it for your own reference if desired.

I think I've managed to find all the bugs, but I've said that before and been wrong... if you notice anything that's not quite right please let me know.
Behaviour between multiple browsers / computers can be a little odd (I've tried to make sure it behaves as you would expect, so your tags are shared across different computers. No idea how it works with multiple log ins / users though...). Sometimes it doesn't sync properly if you've been editing in multiple browsers, but usually making an edit to the list seems to fix that (and I can't imagine it's something many would actually do).

Edit:
Oh, and if you want to see an example of it in action, update the script and visit my wishlist:
https://www.gog.com/u/adaliabooks/wishlist
Which should contain a variety of tags (on some games, haven't tagged them all yet)

And enjoy! :)

Looks good! Kudos!

Two suggestions:
1) In other people's lists, consider displaying "" (i.e. nothing) instead of "NOT SET"
2) More importantly, consider adding an option to sort by priority, both one's own and other people's wishlists

Good show!

Yeah, can do.

Ehhh... probably not going to happen if I'm honest. I know it would be nice, but it's basically similar to recreating manual sorting on the wishlist (as far as the guts that would actually sort it go)
And quite frankly I'm still not sure how I even got that to work properly.. so I'm not sure I can face trying to implement it again for the wishlists.. :(

Sure. I understand.

I recommend advertising this new feature in The Community Giveaway.

Thinking about it there might be a small compromise possible, which would be to sort each page of the wishlist by priority, but not the whole thing...
It's not ideal, but at least you could just skip through the pages and look at the top few entries to see which the most desirable items were...

And that should be easier than a proper full sort (as I can just use the built in sorting features of Angular, hopefully anyway)


Edit: And yes, I probably will do that, good idea :)