Well, I tested it and for me it works. Using FF. What browser are you using?

Works for me too in Chrome...

There was a whole thread about this a while back and a few of us came up with various ways to do it and print a nice list... I'll see if I can dig it up at some point.

Edit: Well, works in the catalogue and the wishlist, doesn't work in the library (won't drag at all, never mind select the text)

Thing is that now that I glance at the code, the browser seems to generate those lists, not the server, as in you don't see it actually in the code. Look it up. In case of the wishlist, starts at <div class="list cf account__products list--rows account__products--games account__products--wishlist" and ends at </a></div></div><!-- wrapper --></div></div> What's between those generates your wishlist, and there's not a single game ID or name or other data included.
So how that section works is very browser dependent I guess.

Yeah, the library is all javascript. AngularJS to be exact.

It shouldn't be too different from browser to browser though (at least I never noticed much when testing my script)

Like my system. Will take a closer look this evening when I have more time.

Okee-dokey.... new website bug du jour...

Bug report: http://mantis.gog.com/view.php?id=4480


Visit - https://www.gog.com/account/settings/orders

Set the filter to all, then hit END to get the the pagination controls. Attempt to type a number into the [ ] to switch to a page of your choosing and it fights you 10 ways to Tuesday. Seriously, I don't know what's up with this pagination design, it's unlike any pagination I've seen on any website on the entire Internet. Pagination is a solved problem though, this should just work.

Instead, it erases what you typed, or it renavigates you to the top of the page over and over, all kinds of other strange behaviour except actually changing the page. When you do get it to change the page up or down, there is a solid chance it will error out with "No results", and if you bring up the browser console it pukes an internal server error over and over and over and over and over again.

This occurs in both Firefox and Galaxy client on the order history page. My reproduction steps:

Visit the page -> that works. Now go to page 8 of history. Leave it sit there for an hour. Now come back and click on "<" in the pagination to go back a page, keep doing that, try changing pages in either direction and eventually it barfs an internal server error behind the scenes to the console log.

I don't mind there being a box to type in a page number as a feature, but make it optional and put normal every-website-on-the-internet-uses-it-so-users-are-familiar-with it style pagination if pagination is a mandatory thing.

<< < 1 2 3 4 [5] 6 7 8 9 > >> <-- this isn't hard to do!

Very frustrating, just want to see a couple pages of my order history to copy it into a spreadsheet and between GOG website bugs and LibreOffice Calc crashing every 5 milliseconds from operations like copy and paste into a cell it's driving me batty! Batty I say!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WmbbFD_XhQ :)

Ok, I was bored... :)

If they don't fix it quick, it's going to turn into a viral meme...

Just tested this on Iron 51.0.2700.0 (and current Galaxy). Click on the box, type a number, press enter. Pages change as they should.
There does also appear to be some caching done, since the first time you visit a page it takes some time to load, but subsequent visits (within the next few minutes, didn't leave the page over for an hour) do load it almost instantaneously.
While I would suggest trying a different browser, the fact that your Galaxy client behaves differently than mine would suggest that it's not a browser issue, but something else.

It may take a while to trigger the bug, but once it triggers it wont go away. Page 1 comes up fine, but trying to access any other page results in the internal server error which indicates it is a server side rather than client side bug. Haven't tested it in Chrome but it should be the same as Galaxy client and Firefox.

Dang. Ah well, it was worth a shot...

That's because GOG is run by the Mafia.

Ok, here's an interesting update to the Order History page problem. Page 1 works now, and if I tell it to go to page 3 or beyond manually it works. If I try to go to page 2 directly or by navigating forward to it or backward from page 3 it barfs. Does this 100% of the time now both in Firefox and Galaxy.

Filed a support req and linked it to mantis, probably will hear back tomorrow. Time for some good food now. :)

Go to MaGog while logged in here. Click on "Get from GOG", and follow the instructions. Then do a search using only the first column, and the filter "My tags". Copy as you desire.