MailNotifier Launcher is a simple addon that creates a DataBroker launcher for MailNotifier. For more information, please visit MailNotifier's page.
What is DataBroker?
DataBroker is one of the most popular alternatives to InfoBar addons, such like FuBar and Titan Panel. For a more detailed information, check out DataBroker official site or read the WoWInterface "Pick of the Week" coverage.
Features:
Shows how many unread mails you have in any DataBroker display
Hides the Minimap Mail Button
Hight-Definition artwork (thanks to Jokinha)
No configuration needed
Translated In:
English (default language)
Traditional and Simplified Chinese (thanks to Sparanoid)
Want to translate MailNotifier to another language? Try CurseForge translation engine.
Reporting Bugs:
Before reporting bugs, please make sure you have the latest MailNotifier version! Otherwise, you may experience several bugs.
How to Help:
Report bugs you find
Share your ideas for new features
Share your addons with your friends
And, if you which, consider donating. Anything is appreciated!
Change Log - MailNotifier Launcher
Version 3.3
Added chinese translation for "MailNotifier is outdated" error message (thanks to Sparanoid)
Version 3.2
Now hides the Minimap Mail Button
Version 4
Updated for 3.2
Added Spanish and French translations (thanks to LigthSora and Andy2508, respectively)
Updated for 3.2
Version 3.1
Now disables itself when the MailNotifier's version used is outdated
Version 3
Added the "disabled" icon, which is shown were no unread mail is available
Many updates in one day, I know... sorry... forgot to add the icon before releasing the addon
I downloaded the mod to try out and when I log in I get the following errors:
Code:
Date: 2009-05-04 19:58:08
ID: 1
Error occured in: Global
Count: 1
Message: ...erface\AddOns\MailNotifier_Launcher\Localization.lua line 13:
attempt to index local 'L' (a nil value)
Debug:
[C]: ?
...erface\AddOns\MailNotifier_Launcher\Localization.lua:13: in main chunk
AddOns:
Code:
Date: 2009-05-04 19:58:08
ID: 2
Error occured in: Global
Count: 1
Message: ...dOns\MailNotifier_Launcher\MailNotifier_Launcher.lua line 37:
Usage: hooksecurefunc([table,] "function", hookfunc)
Debug:
[C]: ?
[C]: hooksecurefunc()
...dOns\MailNotifier_Launcher\MailNotifier_Launcher.lua:37: in main chunk
AddOns:
And nothing seems to work at all.
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Last edited by Ookami.kun : 05-04-2009 at 08:02 PM.
Originally posted by SkunkWerks Button Bin is one of many LibDataBroker display modules that can display datafeed objects such as the one you created here. Theorhetically, any LDB-Based Display (like Button Bin, Fortress, Carousel, DockingStation or whatever you're using) should be able to display an LDB based datafeed fully, but sometimes certain things in the coding of a given datafeed may not jive well with the way some display modules interpret the code.
An LDB display object usually has at least three elements:
1) A tooltip (usually seen on mouseover)
2) Text
3) An Icon.
The Tooltip of course gives the in-depth information, while the Text might display pertinent information about whatever the object is monitoring. And The Icon of course is partly for decoration, but it may also be used to indicate something by changing color or animating or whatever.
Some very stripped-down LDB display objects lack an Icon. I'm curious if that's intentional in this case.
I'd like to run your datafeed as an Icon only, but it seems to lack an icon- at least when I try to display it through Button Bin, the tooltip is there when I mouse over the apparently empty area, but no icon. As I see in the screenshot that it has an icon, I'm assuming there's something in the way that it's coded that prevents Button Bin from displaying it properly.
It's possible that due to this it may not display properly in other LDB-based display modules either.
I've tested MailNotifier Launcher with ButtonBin and it's working like expected. Don't know why the icon isn't showing for you...
Originally posted by SkunkWerks Button Bin is one of many LibDataBroker display modules that can display datafeed objects such as the one you created here. Theorhetically, any LDB-Based Display (like Button Bin, Fortress, Carousel, DockingStation or whatever you're using) should be able to display an LDB based datafeed fully, but sometimes certain things in the coding of a given datafeed may not jive well with the way some display modules interpret the code.
An LDB display object usually has at least three elements:
1) A tooltip (usually seen on mouseover)
2) Text
3) An Icon.
The Tooltip of course gives the in-depth information, while the Text might display pertinent information about whatever the object is monitoring. And The Icon of course is partly for decoration, but it may also be used to indicate something by changing color or animating or whatever.
Some very stripped-down LDB display objects lack an Icon. I'm curious if that's intentional in this case.
I'd like to run your datafeed as an Icon only, but it seems to lack an icon- at least when I try to display it through Button Bin, the tooltip is there when I mouse over the apparently empty area, but no icon. As I see in the screenshot that it has an icon, I'm assuming there's something in the way that it's coded that prevents Button Bin from displaying it properly.
It's possible that due to this it may not display properly in other LDB-based display modules either.
Oh, I just wanted to know when the icon was hidden. Well, my guess is that ButtonBin, like most displays do, forget that feed arguments (the icon is an example) may not be provided at startup, but changed depending of the circumstances.
So, it assumes that MailNotifier has no icon, and doesn't track to see if the icon is going to be provided.
Originally posted by jaliborc Never used Button Bin in my life, so I don't understand your question. Can you explain it better, please?
Button Bin is one of many LibDataBroker display modules that can display datafeed objects such as the one you created here. Theorhetically, any LDB-Based Display (like Button Bin, Fortress, Carousel, DockingStation or whatever you're using) should be able to display an LDB based datafeed fully, but sometimes certain things in the coding of a given datafeed may not jive well with the way some display modules interpret the code.
An LDB display object usually has at least three elements:
1) A tooltip (usually seen on mouseover)
2) Text
3) An Icon.
The Tooltip of course gives the in-depth information, while the Text might display pertinent information about whatever the object is monitoring. And The Icon of course is partly for decoration, but it may also be used to indicate something by changing color or animating or whatever.
Some very stripped-down LDB display objects lack an Icon. I'm curious if that's intentional in this case.
I'd like to run your datafeed as an Icon only, but it seems to lack an icon- at least when I try to display it through Button Bin, the tooltip is there when I mouse over the apparently empty area, but no icon. As I see in the screenshot that it has an icon, I'm assuming there's something in the way that it's coded that prevents Button Bin from displaying it properly.
It's possible that due to this it may not display properly in other LDB-based display modules either.
Last edited by SkunkWerks : 05-03-2009 at 04:41 PM.
Originally posted by SkunkWerks Is this meant not to have one? I'm using it right now with Button Bin and as I have no mail, it's kinda completely phantom.
Never used Button Bin in my life, so I don't understand your question. Can you explain it better, please?
Originally posted by jaliborc Lol, I noticed. Does chinese distinguish singular and plural? Well, I guess I'll just have to set the strings twice... Thank you for the quick answer!
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Does chinese distinguish singular and plural? Well, I guess I'll just have to set the strings twice... Thank you for the quick answer!
