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by ***EAGLE ONE*** on Tue Jan 11, 2011 5:57 pm

guys i cant get this clickables to work ..i have done everything it tells me too..firefox says its there but it shows nothing in my games at all someone want to help me pls

by **ljex** on Tue Jan 11, 2011 11:53 pm

*EAGLE ONE* wrote:guys i cant get this clickables to work ..i have done everything it tells me too..firefox says its there but it shows nothing in my games at all someone want to help me pls

can you see the clickable maps menu?

by ***EAGLE ONE*** on Wed Jan 12, 2011 1:32 pm

no its not there all i see in my games is the rank gl thats it when i click that off i have nothing for clickable menu

by **ender516** on Thu Jan 13, 2011 1:22 pm

When you say Firefox says it's there, I presume you mean you can see it in the popup menu on the Greasemonkey icon. Is there a checkmark next to it there?

by **morff69** on Sun Jan 16, 2011 5:42 am

i am having problems, i just changed pcs and i am running windows xp, i downloaded grease monkey and is showing in the add ons, however there is no little monkey at the bottom right, and when i click tools its not there, i am running the latest version of firefox and run out of ideas!!! please help

by **ender516** on Sun Jan 16, 2011 1:49 pm

I presume you are using Firefox and have the latest version running. Is there a Greasemonkey menu item in the Tools menu? If not, click the Tools->Add-ons menu item and when the dialog box comes up, pick the Extensions (jigsaw puzzle piece) tab and make sure Greasemonkey is enabled. If it isn't, enable it. I think Firefox will ask you to restart it. If Greasemonkey is already enabled, try disabling and reenabling it. This will like require restart Firefox at each step. If you still have no luck, uninstall Greasemonkey and reinstall it (more restarts of Firefox). Make sure you get a good version of Greasemonkey. It might be best to use the Get Add-ons tab on that same dialog box to search and let Firefox find you a clean version of Greasemonkey.

by **morff69** on Mon Jan 17, 2011 1:38 pm

ender516 wrote:I presume you are using Firefox and have the latest version running. Is there a Greasemonkey menu item in the Tools menu? If not, click the Tools->Add-ons menu item and when the dialog box comes up, pick the Extensions (jigsaw puzzle piece) tab and make sure Greasemonkey is enabled. If it isn't, enable it. I think Firefox will ask you to restart it. If Greasemonkey is already enabled, try disabling and reenabling it. This will like require restart Firefox at each step. If you still have no luck, uninstall Greasemonkey and reinstall it (more restarts of Firefox). Make sure you get a good version of Greasemonkey. It might be best to use the Get Add-ons tab on that same dialog box to search and let Firefox find you a clean version of Greasemonkey.

Thanks m8, i done all the above and no joy at all, its showing i have it in the add ons, but the monkey is still not showing, i have installed, reinstalled enabled, disable and it still not working. But thanks for the info :-)

by **macrabbeth** on Sat Feb 05, 2011 9:24 am

Thanks a lot ljex! Very helpful.

Cheers!

by **mc05025** on Wed Feb 16, 2011 11:23 am

by pressing alt you advance all.
But in many cases you want to advance none. How can I do that quickly? Is there any quicklier way than clic again the territory which I started the attack?

by **ljex** on Wed Feb 16, 2011 11:26 am

mc05025 wrote:by pressing alt you advance all.
But in many cases you want to advance none. How can I do that quickly? Is there any quicklier way than clic again the territory which I started the attack?

not that i know of

by **rdsrds2120** on Fri Feb 18, 2011 9:16 pm

If it helps you, I was never able to be comfortable with the default hotkeys. Here's what I changed mine to:

F= Jump to map
R = Refresh
G = Begin Game
V = next game
T = end phase

This way, you can rest your fingers on asdf and be able to get to all the necessary keys fairly quickly with your index finger. You don't have to use this exact combination, but the bigger principle is to adjust it to what you may feel is comfortable and efficient if you find the default hotkeys awkward.

-rd

by **ljex** on Sat Feb 19, 2011 7:01 pm

rdsrds2120 wrote:If it helps you, I was never able to be comfortable with the default hotkeys. Here's what I changed mine to:

F= Jump to map
R = Refresh
G = Begin Game
V = next game
T = end phase

This way, you can rest your fingers on asdf and be able to get to all the necessary keys fairly quickly with your index finger. You don't have to use this exact combination, but the bigger principle is to adjust it to what you may feel is comfortable and efficient if you find the default hotkeys awkward.

-rd

The only one i wish i could change was alt to something else other then that i like them.

by **SirSebstar** on Tue Mar 01, 2011 10:11 am

mc05025 wrote:by pressing alt you advance all.
But in many cases you want to advance none. How can I do that quickly? Is there any quicklier way than clic again the territory which I started the attack?

mousewheel scrolling is all i know, but that aint quicker if you are already on the spot

by **iamkoolerthanu** on Sun Jun 26, 2011 12:34 pm

SirSebstar wrote:
mc05025 wrote:by pressing alt you advance all.
But in many cases you want to advance none. How can I do that quickly? Is there any quicklier way than clic again the territory which I started the attack?

mousewheel scrolling is all i know, but that aint quicker if you are already on the spot

If you click '0' on the number pad, and then click the territory you want to advance zero to, I believe in advance zero.