 knl
Posts: 8
Member #80
Apr 24, 2003 20:34 |
I recently joined the R.E. league and i'm with some trouble. Whenever I try to: Use pokebox, shop I repeat the last battle I did. Please help me.
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 MintMan
Posts: 4061
Member #1
Apr 24, 2003 21:12 |
Hmmm, this is very curious, but could possibly have valid explaination.
Tell me, where does this occur? Does this happen at every gym or only certain gyms? Sounds to me like a JavaScript sorta error, but whose fault?
Also, do you make use of the Back button any time during this entire event? That might also account for it....
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 knl
Posts: 8
Member #80
Apr 27, 2003 14:09 |
Hey there. My problem happens in every gym, though I only ever played in Maelstrom gym. Please fix it.
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NuoTrainer
Posts: 53
Member #33
Apr 27, 2003 23:42 |
He can't exactly fix something you haven't fully explained - you didn't provide any details... Did you at some point hit "Back"?
Does your browser do strange things to cache files? Etc?
Gotta give some more info here if you want help...
Anta ga otosh'ta no wa Kin no Ono ka na?
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knl
Posts: 8
Member #80
Apr 28, 2003 6:56 |
Hi, sorry I forgot to specify. I hit back only when I check the map and I never tried going directly to the pokebox or the shop when I start playing. And I don't know if it's doing weird things to cache files.
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MintMan
Posts: 4061
Member #1
Apr 28, 2003 13:44 |
Okay, that's a little better.
Now, if this only happened in the Maelstrom Gym, it might make sense, but you say it is happening at all of them. I should have asked this last time, but what kind of browser are you using?
Okay, lemme explain how the gym scripts typically work. The main form's ACTION is pointed at the battle script, as it is the most frequently run. Whenever the PokeBox or Shop is called up, the ACTION changes to one of the appropriate URLs.
Now here comes the problem: KNL said that it repeats his last battle. That is rather difficult to comprehend. Unless the back button is being used, the battle should be initially set to zero, not the last one he was at. It should also have no way to distinguish Trainer from Wild unless he specifically clicked on one of the appropriate links. So how is he getting a repeat from PokeBox and Shops?
I shall have to look over the code. It works for everyone else, so I have a strong feeling your browser could be to blame. Looks as though I shall have to edit code to prevent that from happening...
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knl
Posts: 8
Member #80
Apr 28, 2003 18:46 |
I'm using the macintosh's internet explorer 5.1. it must be to blame. i think.
edit: i just tried going directly to the shop and nothingness appeared, though i saw the internet explorer loading relbattle.js or something. is it very weird. and i found this in the frame source:
function goPokeBox()
{
getNameandPass();
releague.action = "http://www.realitysend.com/cgi-bin/relpokebox.pl";
releague.submit();
releague.action = "http://www.realitysend.com/cgi-bin/relbattle.pl";
}
function goShop()
{
getNameandPass();
releague.action = "http://www.realitysend.com/cgi-bin/relshop.pl";
releague.submit();
releague.action = "http://www.realitysend.com/cgi-bin/relbattle.pl";
}
[Editted by knl on Apr 28, 2003 23:53]
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Battalon127
Posts: 753
Member #25
Apr 29, 2003 9:21 |
I can't really help here. But I can tell you that the source code is the same code used by every gym. It is given to every gym leader after beating Kero Kato.
I know my BD familiar sucks!!! I have limited internet access so I'm constantly losing battles.
Steelix will crush you like a bug!!!
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 MintMan
Posts: 4061
Member #1
Apr 29, 2003 13:25 |
Technically, no. Most gym leaders use the same code, but I use a special variant for my frames. See that unsetting of the action after the form is submitted?
Well, the only thing I could think to do was move the action-changing around on the forms. Perhaps your compy is just slow to execute certain commands. So try going to some gym, refreshing the page, and seeing if it works. Also try the Maelstrom gym, but you do not have to refresh the page for it.
If this does not work, my only other option will be to create a special script to track your movements and attempt to uncover the source of your problem...
[Editted by MintMan on Apr 29, 2003 18:29]
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 knl
Posts: 8
Member #80
Apr 29, 2003 21:40 |
Minty... only your site has this problem!!!  
Does your shop have a great ball or an ultra ball? I want to buy them, as my meowth learned payday and i'm gonna be filthy rich!
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 MintMan
Posts: 4061
Member #1
Apr 29, 2003 23:43 |
On Apr 27, 2003 19:10, knl said:
My problem happens in every gym.
You better mean that it only now happens in just my gym, 'cuz before you said it happened everywhere!
Adept Trainer gyms and higher sell Great Balls, and Guardian Champion gyms and higher sell Ultra Balls. You can find them easily at those places.
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knl
Posts: 8
Member #80
Apr 30, 2003 6:43 |
...by that time I didn't try in other gyms...
anyway, thanks for the tip! loading in money and going ta buy some great or ultra balls and capture that kangaskhan!
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 Lugiatrainer
Posts: 400
Member #20
May 3, 2003 18:34 |
well, good luck with the Kangaskahn, even though I don't understand why you would want one...
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Cheetarius
Posts: 353
Member #10
May 6, 2003 20:52 |
Yea, Kangas is stinky. I prefer Dragonite or NidoKing/Queen. Those things are a literal powerhouse! Back in the VirtualAve days, or possibly before(wheee, stinky memory), Unix had a L100 Nidoqueen with Thunderbolt, IceBeam, FireBlast(or some other fire move), and Earthquake.  They have such diversity, it's very hard to beat 'em. Unless it's being controlled by Kero's AI. 
- Cheetarius, Saphire Leader
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MadGoblin
Posts: 1515
Member #2
May 7, 2003 10:44 |
Weak? Kangaskhan was, and still is, a cult favorite at PBS (which, if i re call correctly, was popularized/first used well by Kero himself). It's overall lack of real lowpoints makes a tough foe to beat when control by the right person. And, statistically, I'm pretty sure it packs higher numbers than any of the Royal Nidos, especially in GSC with its SpDf boost
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 MintMan
Posts: 4061
Member #1
May 7, 2003 13:39 |
Kanga rules. It is really useful as a physical powerhouse opener in classic PBS. Well, you know, unless you were a stock-using coward.
You could give it Surf to kill Rhydon, B-Slam or H-Beam to get 'Zams, Quake to take out Jolteon or 'Trode. It was just an all around good time, especially when you found another 'Khan user!
There really are too many special attacks on that 'Queen. Granted in RBY, it can do little else than use attacks, but c'mon! It has the highest special of any Poison type, but that still ain't very high, 'specially without STAB. And remember, kiddies -- in RBY, always take Blizzard over Ice Beam unless you are in some strange PP conversation mode.
Nido's and 'Khan are not even in the same category. Nido's have weakness to Ice, Ground, Psychic, and Water -- those are the most common things used by enemies. That is prolly why Nidoking usually pops up more than its counterpart; people know they ain't gonna last, so they take the quick-kill over the lastability.
"Kero's AI?" That is not even a form of intelligence! I just have them using random one-through-four moves, regardless of their foe. I have really been meaning to put in at least a decent AI.... when I get un-lazy.... it is gonna be a while.
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 Richard
Posts: 21
Member #94
Jun 24, 2003 23:14 |
Yeah I have a Kahn, He's my second best, Man don't dis the kanga.
Don't Blame me It's My Genetic Makeup
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