I added a new file to the image directory to enable rank list sorting. If you are using an offline image directory, you need to add sortabletable.js.
Or you can download the entire images.zip.
Image directory update
how to use images on Mozilla-related browsers:
there is a problem with .css files read from local disk. this is how to fix it:
- go to game options and set image dir to 'file://c:/am' (or wherever you have game images on your disk)
- close all browser windows
- go to Documents And Settings/[username]/Application Data/Mozilla/[Firefox if you use firefox]/Profiles/Default[...]
- edit file prefs.js (notepad is good for it) and at the end add this line:
user_pref("security.checkloaduri", false);
- save the file, run browser and enjoy.
under older windows versions the prefs.js file might be somewhere else, just search for it.
thanks to nivellen for the info.
there is a problem with .css files read from local disk. this is how to fix it:
- go to game options and set image dir to 'file://c:/am' (or wherever you have game images on your disk)
- close all browser windows
- go to Documents And Settings/[username]/Application Data/Mozilla/[Firefox if you use firefox]/Profiles/Default[...]
- edit file prefs.js (notepad is good for it) and at the end add this line:
user_pref("security.checkloaduri", false);
- save the file, run browser and enjoy.
under older windows versions the prefs.js file might be somewhere else, just search for it.
thanks to nivellen for the info.
Sogrom, the Father of Not Working Spells
Battle tag: sogrom#2288 [EU]
Battle tag: sogrom#2288 [EU]
There is more elegant way to deal with Mozilla:
"But a more comfortable way to make those changes is the following:
Enter about:config into the address bar.
Search the the security.checkloaduri property (easiest way is to just copy it into the filter input box) and set it to "false".
If the entry does not exist, create it, choosing boolean as its type.
This way you can set this preference without searching for the user's prefs.js and also without closing the browser."
Thanks to Bjoern Steinbrink for the info.
"But a more comfortable way to make those changes is the following:
Enter about:config into the address bar.
Search the the security.checkloaduri property (easiest way is to just copy it into the filter input box) and set it to "false".
If the entry does not exist, create it, choosing boolean as its type.
This way you can set this preference without searching for the user's prefs.js and also without closing the browser."
Thanks to Bjoern Steinbrink for the info.
Sogrom, the Father of Not Working Spells
Battle tag: sogrom#2288 [EU]
Battle tag: sogrom#2288 [EU]