Storyline 

Message: Invalid quest item in SetQuestItem("type", index)
Time: 12/19/16 07:16:29
Count: 2
Stack: [C]: ?
[C]: in function `SetQuestItem'
Interface\AddOns\Storyline\events.lua:311: in function <Interface\AddOns\Storyline\events.lua:309>

Locals: (*temporary) = GameTooltip {
0 = <userdata>
numMoneyFrames = 1
SetInboxItem = <function> defined =[C]:-1
ZGV_ShowManyLines = <function> defined @Interface\AddOns\ZygorGuidesViewer\Functions.lua:253
shoppingTooltips = <table> {
}
SetMerchantItem = <function> defined =[C]:-1
SetHyperlink = <function> defined =[C]:-1
SetGuildBankItem = <function> defined =[C]:-1
SetTradeTargetItem = <function> defined =[C]:-1
SetTradePlayerItem = <function> defined =[C]:-1
SetQuestLogItem = <function> defined =[C]:-1
SetSendMailItem = <function> defined =[C]:-1
updateTooltip = 0.11699999570847
SetInventoryItem = <function> defined =[C]:-1
SetBuybackItem = <function> defined =[C]:-1
comparing = false
SetLootRollItem = <function> defined =[C]:-1
hasMoney = 1
SetAuctionSellItem = <function> defined =[C]:-1
SetBagItem = <function> defined =[C]:-1
needsReset = true
SetItemByID = <function> defined =[C]:-1
SetLootItem = <function> defined =[C]:-1
SetQuestItem = <function> defined =[C]:-1
SetAuctionItem = <function> defined =[C]:-1
}
(*temporary) = "choice"
(*temporary) = 1

This addon has made the entire questing experience more fun for me. Turning the quest dialogue into actual dialogue rather than words on parchment makes the game feel a lot more alive and makes it feel as though quest text is actually being spoken (as it should feel!). And the keyboard shortcuts make accepting quests easier rather than more cumbersome!

Most addons are just about making some specific UI element(s) more usable, but this addon actually takes WoW's outdated quest system (which at the time was a huge upgrade from EQ, but has since fallen behind) into a more modern system that we see in recent MMOs. No longer am I using addons to skip the boredom of quest text as this addon has actually made it enjoyable!

This is the kind of addon that I can imagine Blizz making into a default feature. You've done amazing work, here!

yes, however I've made mine smaller(narrower) than the set default, thus the dialog options being "wrapped" ...wondering how to modify the code to show full width dialog options despite a narrower overall frame size. hope that clarifies. thanks

This addon is Brilliant!!! thank you for putting it together.

I'm still pretty new to xml coding and have a question.

1. When I scale the storyline frame down past "x" number, it clips the dialog options in the center short. I've tried adjusting the size x/y values in ui.xml but no change. how do I change said text to display the full width?

ex: when asking a guard for directions, it just shows the options as "ba... ,auc..."etc... instead of "bank, auction house" this also happens when an npc provides multiple dialog options (a quest and a browse goods type text)

Wow, this looks really interesting!

First thanks for this great addon. But I have a problem, if I want turn in two quests at the same npc. After the first turn in the storyline window doesn't open again. It appears again if I speak to another NPC which has some quest or is a shopkeeper, then I can turn in the second quest at the questgiver were I turned in the first quest. Sorry for my bad english.

Hopefully there is a solution to this, because I really like the addon.

Greets,
Sargas33

Wonderful! My personal suggestion would be, if the code structure allows for it, to fade the popup frame in once the dialogue text has finished scrolling in. Thanks for the response.

I really like the way Storyline breaks up the dialogue text when speaking to quest NPCs and the like, having the information serviced piece by piece makes it a lot easier to read it all and actually understand the deal behind the quest at hand without feeling like it's a massive wall of text. It's beyond easy to just skip the default quest text and never look into the story at hand with the default quest frame, especially after Cataclysm removed the text fading.

But, could you implement an option to make the quest objective and reward popups show automatically? Having to click just to open up the quest objectives and the quest rewards, it feels like an unnecessary thing that could've easily happened automatically.

Glad to see this here.