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Ah nice thx, also noticed the update timer

Now there is a small problem using both of those functions, since the timer is only valid per region. So if i check for a item to buy in all regions, i have no indicator how old the shown data is. I would like some separate table field per shown region or some color coded price, since basically all the "good" offers are likely 30+ days old.

What also could help is a settable filter to only show data if it is 5min, 30min, hour, day old .... so we can filter ourself?

Ah this would be great, i also think a filter will work best.

Now the only thing i basically always miss on any eve market site is the ability to filter out all those "bad/garbage" sell/buy offers. I mean all entries that are way to high or to low. I wish i could set a ignore filter on those sites like if any entry strives 200% away from the median or avg price.

I would like to suggest a other great feature :p

I like the clean and fast way the personal scan lists work, so here are my 2 improvement suggestions:

1) Make the list nameable, so if we have multiple lists we know which has what items in it.
2) Allow to use the categories names from the browser tree to create scan lists, as examples: Drones, Materials, Frigates.
3) Maybe add some production grouped default scanning lists like Marketeer (T2+mats, T3, T1)
4) The ability to run a given list only once or only once in a given time period, aka once per hour/day..? Maybe even scan enable multiple list and cycle through them in a set way. So that we can have high frequency list scans and low frequency list scans, but be able to hit one button and keep all lists updated.

I know the second feature is more complex since u need to pull the ids from your api, but my guess is they are used in the market tree view anyway.


thx and keep up the good work

Hi again and again more ideas!

1) Pls can u add more "logical" regions for the region filter? I would like a "Empire" and "TradeHubs" region filter option, similar to the "any region"? Similar to what u can select in the IskPerHour tool.

2) The ability to use the region filter, with the production calculation tab?
This comes in handy to filter out all those null, low sec regions. The price button is then just for sell/buy/median price switch.
Often jita has much higher prices and it is tedious to update all prices manually, so i normally would prefer a "tradehubs" or "empire" calculation over a jita one.

3) The option to select a minimum "sell" amount to consider production prices. Since i don't care about this one special component priced 200% under the "median" price, but i do care about the sell offer with 200 normal priced items for my production calculation. Atm i always have to double/triple check every single component, adding this option would grantee a valid and more realistic production calculation.
So maybe right next to "Material prices:" list add a "Minimum Amount" field, where we can enter a number per item?

4) Would also be nice to have the "Updated" data used via API, like what Central/Marketeer does filter by time in hours/minutes?

thx Andy

Nice work.
Prioritize on making a dark theme. People always complain (for EVEMon too) that so much white burns the eyes after spending hours in space. And they are right, you know.

Nice UI, quick info search...ergo very usefull. Thank you for the work :)

Thumbs up, well done.

I also replied in the other thread, but just so we are talking about the same thing, you are talking about retrieving price info via the API right?
Like: http://eve.addicts.nl/api/prices.php?typeID=34,35,2875,631
but with a longer typeID string.

Or are you trying to do something else?

I found this in the logs:
request failed: URI too long (longer than 8190)

i guess that's the default for apache.

Interesting, yeah, I guess I need to learn more about how to write proper HTTP headers. I was trying to create a snapshot of your price sheet cause the program I am writing will likely involve alot of profit calculations that to not necessarily work with just one market group.


Derp, that resolves the issue completely. Thanks!

I assume you are talking about the website, not the API?

Low valued items do have 2 decimals, look at tritanium for example.

prices smaller than 100 have 2 decimals
prices between 100 and 1000 have 1 decimal
bigger than 1000 have no decimals

I did this for readability.

The API should have 2 decimals always.