Can someone make this (surely it’s legal)?
or if it’s already been made link me up… otherwise I might make it myself if I get around to it
or if it’s already been made link me up… otherwise I might make it myself if I get around to it
Quick dump search
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You can actually just grab the rfcv from cookies
Much needed one atm :D
I imagine that one of the scripts made to open Supply Packs quickly, could be adapted to do this, maybe? :-/
I'm not a coder, so it could be much more complex than how it seems, as they're on 2 different pages but, it just seems logical, since the animation in both cases is what eats up those extra seconds.....
This one seems to be fairly well maintained, could be a good starting point (if it's even possible to adapt it for this).
I'm not a coder, so it could be much more complex than how it seems, as they're on 2 different pages but, it just seems logical, since the animation in both cases is what eats up those extra seconds.....
This one seems to be fairly well maintained, could be a good starting point (if it's even possible to adapt it for this).
+1
I need that too
I need that too
hit F5
The problem with doing that (refreshing the page during the animation), is that you automatically 'pick up' the item, whatever it is, which is fine for newer players as everything is money X-D but, after a few years, many of us don't want anymore bricks, bunches of flowers or (ugh) jackets. Having to go into your inventory, then manually dump the unwanted items, is even more tedious than waiting for the animation, then just hitting 'toss'.
There may also be other implications, for those whose inventory is full. Those hoarders may automatically just toss the item when refreshing the page, maybe losing out on something valuable (I'm guessing, I don't have much stuff :-( ).
There may also be other implications, for those whose inventory is full. Those hoarders may automatically just toss the item when refreshing the page, maybe losing out on something valuable (I'm guessing, I don't have much stuff :-( ).
Likely not a difficult script to build.
Start search: https://www.torn.com/dump.php?step=search&rfcv=
Pickup item: https://www.torn.com/dump.php?step=pickUp&rfcv=
Toss item: https://www.torn.com/dump.php?step=toss&rfcv=
Potentially easiest way of getting rfcv - intercept initial request and grab it. Should be very basic after that. May be something easier but I haven't looked into it properly.
Start search: https://www.torn.com/dump.php?step=search&rfcv=
Pickup item: https://www.torn.com/dump.php?step=pickUp&rfcv=
Toss item: https://www.torn.com/dump.php?step=toss&rfcv=
Potentially easiest way of getting rfcv - intercept initial request and grab it. Should be very basic after that. May be something easier but I haven't looked into it properly.
You can actually just grab the rfcv from cookies
// Function to extract the 'rfc_v' token from the page's cookies
function getRfcVToken() {
const cookieString = document;
const cookieArray = cookieString.split('; ');
for (const cookie of cookieArray) {
const [cookieName, cookieValue] = cookie.split('=');
if (cookieName === 'rfc_v') {
return cookieValue;
}
}
return null; // Return null if 'rfc_v' cookie is not found
}
Just found out that I accidentally stumbled about and then used window.getCookie(name), implemented by torn lol
function getCookie(name) {
var r = document.match("\\b" + name + "=([^;]*)\\b");
return r ? r[1] : undefined;
}
In safari i cant access unsafeWindow to use the window.getCookie() function...
just for reference this is what the function is:
just for reference this is what the function is:
function getCookie(name) {
var cookie = document.match('\b' + name + '=([^;]*)\b');
return cookie ? cookie[1] : undefined;
}
To everyone talking about how to get rfc, you can probably skip that and use the getAction function that will automatically do that.
This would be great to have, could anyone with script knowledge make this a reality?
not a coder, but more pointers, quick slots exists, so quick dump search may use that approach instead of quick supply pack?
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Thankyou My friend!