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I use this script.

http://ace.pastey.net/82143

It works, except that it pretty regularly 'collapses' the panels into just a black border, smaller than it should be [probably the size of the parent, in this case, GridLayoutFrame]

Is there any explanation as to why this happens? What would cause the script to 'undo' itself?

Quote from Stako04 »

I've got a panel parented to each party member frame and target frame with PitBull, but it's not working quite like it should. For example, if I join a party of 3, then the panels will show for those 3 players and so will the panels for their targets. If another player joins the party, their panel and target panel will not appear(even when out of combat) like it should. Is this an issue with my configuration, eePanels, PitBull, or maybe a limitation of WoW?

Parenting to Pitbulls party/raid frames is a mess since the frames don't have set names.

Is it possible to have a frame change color depending on faction of target?

Friendly = green

Hostile = Red

Non Aggressive = yellow

Hi i have a problem and with my limited programming skills i tend to get lost in the jungle of commands.
i was wondering if any1 could write a script for 2 different frames.
where 1 shows in raid and the other one hides in raid(I see myself wanting to load up to 3 different frames when loading don't know if that is gonna be a problem).
when i bluntly butcherd the script that's given on the script page (i swapped Hide / Show in 1).
only 1 frame actually reacts to joining a raid.

very greatfull thanks in advance

Hi everyone,

I am having some error with eepanels2, when I try to load the addon this message shows up.

Interface\Addons\eepanels2\core.lau: 1926: attempt to index field 'background' (a nil value)

Can someone help me please?
thanks.

Quote from Dameek »

Is it possible to have a frame change color depending on faction of target?

Yes. You'd want to register the PLAYER_TARGET_CHANGED event and then check your target's reaction. wowwiki.com is your friend. Also look at the scripts on the eePanels2 wiki page for some examples.

I've been trying to do a script that hides the combat log when not in combat. I've set up an eePanel with the combat log as it's parent and it works mostly except that when I logout and back in again the combat log gets reset to it's original position as a tabbed window behind the main chat window. It's quite annoying as the rest of the script still works and I have to wait till I'm in combat to move the chat log!

I've tried locking the combat log and locking chat settings but that doesn't prevent it either, any suggestions?

Does the combat log window still reattach itself to the normal chat window if you don't have an eePanel attached to it?

Honeslty using eePanels to hide your combat log seems wrong. create yourself a standalone mod to handle that kinda thing, or a chatwindow mod to do it. Im guessing since the window is hidden on logout its affecting the window lock and causing your reset.

This is probably going to be an easy solution that I simply haven't thought of, but i was wondering whether there was a method of overlapping panels. I've currently got the images linked to the unitframes for my party bars. I would like the images linked to those frames either change when the unit has a pet OR the images linked to the pet to be displayed OVER the original frame.

is that possible? I'll be honest and say that my knowledge of scripting is 0 like most of the players of wow, but i know my way around the mods.

hey

i have a question i just started using eepanel2
and i was wondering if i could show a panel only when my nightfall or backlash procs

thanks

I'm sure this has already been posted at some point... but I'm looking for a script to make an eepanel disappear while not resting (or appear while resting!)

Any help would be lovely!

Quote from Lisey »

I'm sure this has already been posted at some point... but I'm looking for a script to make an eepanel disappear while not resting (or appear while resting!)

Any help would be lovely!

If I'm honest i have next to no knowledge of scripting, well not next to but none. So this is probably completely wrong but after looking at wowwiki WPI and some scripts for eepanels i was guessing it would be something similar to the following:

function eePanels2:PLAYER_UPDATE_RESTING()
  if IsResting() == true then
    eePanel1:Show()
  else
    eePanel1:Hide()
  end
end

eePanels2:RegisterEvent("PLAYER_UPDATE_RESTING")

i've been trying to test it and i cant for the life of me work out why it's not working :( from what i've read the register event makes eepanels look for the event changing, and should activate the script when it does. only i can't seem to get it to activate more than once.

Ok so i have done some looking around and i am a total nubcake in scripting. But what im looking to do is make my eepanel turn red when i have aggro. Now i'm sure this is hella easy if someone could point me in the right direction that would be great :)

You will have to script in to include Threat-1.0 and check its api

Still wondering if someone can point me in the right direction to get a panel to change red when aggro is gained :)

I desperatley wish I knew how to use eePanels well =(, I tried to mess around with it and failed miserably. I love all the UI's that use em.