Yeah, that's part of the reason I don't want to go to the effort of doing it too, as for most people the effort would be largely wasted anyway (and on one page it's not too much trouble to scroll down and see what priorities games have).
Pretty much the same reason I haven't really bothered with the Movie section too, it's so little used by most people I didn't think it worth bothering...

Looks good :)
Everything seems to be in order so far.

Thank you, Adalia!

Update:
Set my wishlist priorities at home, as mentioned before (Firefox).
Came to work (Firefox).
Updated AF.
Looked at my public wishlist: https://www.gog.com/u/mrkgnao/wishlist.
All looks good (all the setting from home are still visible).
Opened my wishlist at work to see what happens if I change a setting.
Alas, all priorities were "Not Set".
Looked at my public wishlist again: https://www.gog.com/u/mrkgnao/wishlist.
Everything is not set there too.
Visited bigpizzapies. Nothing there too.
So I guess I lost everything...

Needless to say, this is a killer bug.

Hmmm, that is precisely what shouldn't happen.
Don't worry, when you get home it should still be saved locally and when you make an edit it will resync to the server.
I'll have another look at the syncing and retrieving code and see if there is anything more that could be a miss. It's tricky to test though unfortunately.

Thanks for the heads up :)

I'm fairly sure it should still store locally on your other computer, the synced data from the server should only over write local data when a change is made and it's saved.

I'm thinking the problem is in the clearing system and the fact that syncing is set to off by default. So when you load up a new instance it sends off a clear request and deletes the data... Instead it should perform some kind of check (I'm just not sure what kind of check would work... possibly only send the clear request the second time the box is cleared, if that's possible. That way when you first load it up with the default it wouldn't do anything)

I'm fairly confident it will only be an issue to those who use multiple computers or browsers, but I know that's a reasonably significant section of the GoG user base so I'll get a fix out ASAP.

I think I've got it.
I've pushed another update with the fix.
I've set it so now to send the clear request you have to have turned the checkbox off (rather then when it's already off when you load up the browser), and also fixed another bug that wasn't actually receiving the proper info from the server when the result came back empty.

When you get back to the other computer your wishlist should be saved and if you make an edit it will resync to the server (assuming you update the script first).


Basically the script queries the server for player data, if that's empty it checks the local script storage and it there's nothing there either it creates a fresh profile.
The info from the server only actually overwrites the saved data when a change is made (in which case the new data is saved to be uploaded)

That was fast. Cheers.
I will recover the list tonight at home and retest tomorrow at work.

Just don't enable the syncing and make any changes at work (though even that should be recoverable, though it might require me manually editing the JSON).


I'll probably have to consider some kind of check for people who might have multiple log ins (like two people using the same computer) though I'm not sure how much of an issue that's likely to be.. but I imagine it would cause a bit of havoc with the system (and manual sorting)

Didn't enable it yet and won't today.

Great, then hopefully it should all still be there and with the bug fixed (fingers crossed) it shouldn't happen to anyone else.

Great work, adaliabooks!

Not sure I'll have much use for it, but have a question. How exactly does the local storing work?

Well you wouldn't... :P

Same as all the other script options, in the script database (or however it works)
It won't be deleted if you clear your cookies if that's what you're wondering :)

Are you implying something?


Don't have time to check, so cheers.

Only that you have no public wishlist and rarely accept gifts :P
Though the tag sharing part would no doubt be useful to you when searching for gift recipients.