Useful Tool: EMC Shopkeeper

Maybe this will help you out http://ttyler333.tinytake.com/sf/MTUyOTkyXzk0OTEzNQ
It's a video of the issue i was telling you about.

Also. As for updating for new item releases. Why not create a json file to have all the item names, IDs, Item image locations and such. This way all you have to do is update a json file on your site. (This idea would be more work in the short term but helpful in the longterm).

Thanks! That makes it a lot more clear.

Hmm, that's a good idea. I'll add it to my list. Thanks!

Version 0.5.1 released! Changes include:

• Fixed a bug that prevented the user from re-logging in if the current session token became bad (from ttyler333).

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Can you add a texture pack.json configuration to it?
Also a setting that you can change so that it starts from "Entire History" instead of "since last update"?

You're gonna make a great accountant someday.

Perfect* Fast Response. Love it. Thanks

I'll look into the texture pack thing. When you do an Update, it automatically switches to "since last update" to show you the new transactions it downloaded. I'll see about adding a setting.

Gee thanks. xD

Thanks for your input!

I now stock multiple shops, I stock potions. So it's hard to keep track when it is only possible to have one shop on Shopkeeper at a time. I have tried changing the input to like [potion name - res number] but it gets over whelming. So I was wondering if it's possible to add a feature (ex: tabs) to have multiple stock counters, and not have to do weird input values, variables, etc.

Hopefully you can implement...
Thanks,
JMB6362

I like this even though i only run 1 shop.

Is it possible to also separate enchant books into a sub-category. As well add promo's such as Ham Hacker or ESCD. +

I don't think this would be possible, if I understand you right. When someone buys an item from any one of your shops, there is no way of telling what shop it came from. The rupee history page does not include that information.

I assume you are referring to the Inventory tab? I could put enchanted books into their own category, but it wouldn't help much because the rupee history page doesn't say what kind of enchanted book you bought (it only says "Enchbook").

I could definitely add a "Promos" category though.

Ah yes, you're correct. Hmm Darn.

So shopkeeper was unable to be opened as it lost Java as the default program (I'm assuming). I made Java the default again, and now when I open it all that happens is a black terminal window that flashes for a second and then closes. Any ideas?

Make sure you set the right Java as your default program. Reason I say that is Us 64bit people have 2 programs folders on Windows plus Java has JDK and JRE. I am gonna say you want the JRE-type of java.

Looks as though that in both folders, 'Java' is Java Platform SE Binary

Try right-clicking on the file and using "open with". You might have better luck with one of the options in that menu.

You can run EMC Shopkeeper with either the JRE or JDK. The JDK is the same as the JRE, but it also includes developer tools that allow you to make Java programs.

This is how I made it open with Java, no luck

Try opening it from the command-line.

1. Press Windows+R.
2. Type "cmd" and press enter.
3. Use the "cd" command to navigate to the directory where the JAR is located. For example, if it's in your downloads folder, type "cd Downloads"
4. Enter the following command: java -jar emc-shopkeeper-full.jar

Code:

C:\Users\Alex\Desktop\Programs>java -jar emc-shopkeeper-full.jar
Error: Unable to access jarfile emc-shopkeeper-full.jar

C:\Users\Alex\Desktop\Programs>java -jar Shopkeeper
Error: Unable to access jarfile Shopkeeper

C:\Users\Alex\Desktop\Programs>java -jar Shopkeeper.jar

What happened when you ran this line? Did it return any errors? Also, try re-downloading the JAR file.

Nothing happened; and no luck sadly