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When you hover over the white ... just roll the mouse wheel up or down to get the rest of the list.

When selecting an item to change its category list, the pop-up menu appears, but when I navigate to 'add to' or 'exclude from', the category list only shows the first dozen or so entries, and then "..." at the bottom of the list.  The "..." entry can be highlighted or even clicked, but nothing happens.  The list is sorted, so it gets down to "New" or "Other", and then displays nothing after that (such as "Trinkets" or "Toys").

I assume there's a way to expand that "..." entry, or to change the max number of options in the list?

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When selecting an item to change its category list, the pop-up menu appears, but when I navigate to 'add to' or 'exclude from', the category list only shows the first dozen or so entries, and then "..." at the bottom of the list.  The "..." entry can be highlighted or even clicked, but nothing happens.  The list is sorted, so it gets down to "New" or "Other", and then displays nothing after that (such as "Trinkets" or "Toys").

I assume there's a way to expand that "..." entry, or to change the max number of options in the list?

I'm having this issue.  Using the scroll wheel doesn't work as it used to for me, even when doing it while hovering over the ellipsis, as was recommended to the poster I quoted.  As a workaround, I've made a change to the number of rows mine displays, but I'm just wondering if I'm doing something wrong, or missing a step or something now.

Any help is appreciated, nearly as much as the mod itself is appreciated.  :)

is there a way to display tokens? Baggins Tokens is totally out of date.

Thank you very much for the update!

Yeah, my bad, didn't dawn on me some people were using the alpha build. For any non-technical people showing up here and reading this, the fix should go directly below the following line in Baggins.lua:

frame.glow:SetAllPoints(frame)

So, you can just search for that in your favorite text editor of choice (Notepad, TextPad, TextEdit, etc) and paste the code in my previous post directly after the line I just called out above.

You should end up with that section of code looking like this:

frame.glow:SetAllPoints(frame)

-- hide blizzard's new item texture (blue glow)
local newItemTexture = _G[frame:GetName().."NewItemTexture"]
if newItemTexture then
	newItemTexture:Hide()
end

Cheers!

Edit: Looks like the latest build has a fix for the blue glow integrated, so my post and the fix above is unnecessary.

The line Pyrelight called out in Baggins.lua is on 2176 if you're using alpha r458. Thanks for posting the fix!

Quick fix for the new blue texture glow in 5.4 (apparently related to items being "new" or some such), on line 2167 of Baggins.lua in the Baggins:CreateItemButton method:

-- hide blizzard's new item texture (blue glow)
local newItemTexture = _G[frame:GetName().."NewItemTexture"]
if newItemTexture then
	newItemTexture:Hide()
end

This is pretty much borrowed from ArkInventory as that addon had fixed this issue before I decided to tackle it since it was bothering me. Cheers!

Yeah, i'm seeing the same thing.  I'm not sure what it is either.

yep, same blueish white border on all items

Ya. Same thing. Driving me nuts. I hope it gets fixed soon or I am switching to Baggon.

Quick fix for the new blue texture glow in 5.4 (apparently related to items being "new" or some such). Starting on line 2167 (Edit: there appears to be some dispute on line numbers, so disregard the line number information here and below in the comments).

Open up Baggins.lua in your favorite text editor and search for

frame.glow:SetAllPoints(frame)

Immediately below that, insert the following code: 

-- hide blizzard's new item texture (blue glow)
local newItemTexture = _G[frame:GetName().."NewItemTexture"]
if newItemTexture then
 newItemTexture:Hide()
end

That's it. This is pretty much borrowed from ArkInventory as that addon had fixed this issue before I decided to tackle it since it was bothering me. Cheers!

I can't figiure out how to apply that fix. *prays to the loot gods that the author finds the time to get it done*

EDIT: It appears that I'm too dumb to understand how it's supposed to imput it into the rest of the code. Even with Notepad++.

Am I supposed to paste it after the last End in that section, or in the middle of those 5 End's that are around line 2167?

Thanks for the fix cpommiss. Worked great! Little tip for those of you who are wondering how they are going to find line 2167 google a program called notepad++. Download, install, and use that to edit the lua files. It will give you line numbers.

I think he typo-ed. Glancing at the code, it seems like it should go at line 2176.  Inserting that code at that position (within the Baggins:CreateItemButton() function) worked like a charm for me.  Here's everything from line 2175 onward:

        frame.glow:SetAllPoints(frame)
        -- hide blizzard's new item texture (blue glow)
        local newItemTexture = _G[frame:GetName().."NewItemTexture"]
        if newItemTexture then
            newItemTexture:Hide()
        end

 

I have no idea why the comment moved here, but this was in reply to DarkLipman.

@Theck

Much appreciated! Fix works now. :D

Thanks for pointing that out. On my PC with Windows 8 in Notepad++, it's actually on 2167, but since there appears to be some discrepancies with line numbers I updated my instructions to a simple search-and-replace fix.

As a developer, it never dawned on me that people would have trouble going to a specific ilne number in a file.. whoops. Sorry about that guys!