How to set the guild store filters.

JordyMoos · 02/26/15, 02:28 AM

Hi guys

Is there a way to set the guild store filters via an addon?

If i set this:

Code:

SetTradingHouseFilterRange(TRADING_HOUSE_FILTER_TYPE_PRICE, 100, 150)

And i run a search:

Code:

ExecuteTradingHouseSearch(1, TRADING_HOUSE_SORT_SALE_PRICE, ZO_SORT_ORDER_UP)

Then i will get something like no results found.
Which is odd, because if i manually set the price range then i do get results.

For me it would also be fine to set the existing gui input filters (which might be even nicer) but i do not know the names/ids of those gui elements so i have no idea how to control them.

Cheers

circonian · 02/26/15, 10:00 AM

Originally Posted by JordyMoos

Is there a way to set the guild store filters via an addon?

If i set this:

Lua Code:

SetTradingHouseFilterRange(TRADING_HOUSE_FILTER_TYPE_PRICE, 100, 150)
ExecuteTradingHouseSearch(1, TRADING_HOUSE_SORT_SALE_PRICE, ZO_SORT_ORDER_UP)

It looks like it starts at page 0, not page 1. There probably were not enough results for you to see anything on page 1.

Try this:

Lua Code:

SetTradingHouseFilterRange(TRADING_HOUSE_FILTER_TYPE_PRICE, 100, 150)
ExecuteTradingHouseSearch(0, TRADING_HOUSE_SORT_SALE_PRICE, ZO_SORT_ORDER_UP)

sirinsidiator · 02/26/15, 12:21 PM

Circonian is right, the page offset is 0 based. Requesting offset 1 will return page 2.

You can access the ui elements via

Lua Code:

TRADING_HOUSE.m_browseItems

Item categories are a bit tricky as they change depending on the selected categories, as do the enchantment and trait filter.
I haven't done much with them, except for hiding them.
You get their parent control like this:

Lua Code:

TRADING_HOUSE.m_browseItems:GetNamedChild("ItemCategory")

Your best bet is to look at it with zgoo and check what its children are named. I'll explain how to change the value of a combobox a bit further down.

The price and level are more straight forward.
First get a reference to the common control

Lua Code:

local common = TRADING_HOUSE.m_browseItems:GetNamedChild("Common")

and then access them like this:

Lua Code:

local minPriceBox = common:GetNamedChild("MinPriceBox")
local maxPriceBox = common:GetNamedChild("MaxPriceBox")
local minLevelBox = common:GetNamedChild("MinLevelBox")
local maxLevelBox = common:GetNamedChild("MaxLevelBox")

You can then set their values with :SetText().

The quality selector is a simple combobox and you can control it like this*:

Lua Code:

local qualityControl = common:GetNamedChild("Quality")
local qualityComboBox = ZO_ComboBox_ObjectFromContainer(qualityControl)
qualityComboBox:SetSelectedItem(name) -- name is the label of the entry

*untested. don't kill me if this does not work

Finally you can start the search by calling TRADING_HOUSE.m_search:InternalExecuteSearch() which will apply the set filters.

I could also tell you a few things about setting the sort order and page, but I'll stop here for now

Btw. if you want to be compatible with AwesomeGuildStore it's a whole different story

JordyMoos · 02/26/15, 01:04 PM

Originally Posted by circonian

It looks like it starts at page 0, not page 1. There probably were not enough results for you to see anything on page 1.

Try this:

Lua Code:

SetTradingHouseFilterRange(TRADING_HOUSE_FILTER_TYPE_PRICE, 100, 150)
ExecuteTradingHouseSearch(0, TRADING_HOUSE_SORT_SALE_PRICE, ZO_SORT_ORDER_UP)

Wooow i feel so stupid now. I tried stuf for over an hour expecting that something went wrong with the filters not thinking about that pages might start from 0.

Thanks a lot ciconian it works!

JordyMoos · 02/26/15, 01:12 PM

Originally Posted by sirinsidiator

Circonian is right, the page offset is 0 based. Requesting offset 1 will return page 2.

You can access the ui elements via

Lua Code:

TRADING_HOUSE.m_browseItems

Item categories are a bit tricky as they change depending on the selected categories, as do the enchantment and trait filter.
I haven't done much with them, except for hiding them.
You get their parent control like this:

Lua Code:

TRADING_HOUSE.m_browseItems:GetNamedChild("ItemCategory")

Your best bet is to look at it with zgoo and check what its children are named. I'll explain how to change the value of a combobox a bit further down.

The price and level are more straight forward.
First get a reference to the common control

Lua Code:

local common = TRADING_HOUSE.m_browseItems:GetNamedChild("Common")

and then access them like this:

Lua Code:

local minPriceBox = common:GetNamedChild("MinPriceBox")
local maxPriceBox = common:GetNamedChild("MaxPriceBox")
local minLevelBox = common:GetNamedChild("MinLevelBox")
local maxLevelBox = common:GetNamedChild("MaxLevelBox")

You can then set their values with :SetText().

The quality selector is a simple combobox and you can control it like this*:

Lua Code:

local qualityControl = common:GetNamedChild("Quality")
local qualityComboBox = ZO_ComboBox_ObjectFromContainer(qualityControl)
qualityComboBox:SetSelectedItem(name) -- name is the label of the entry

*untested. don't kill me if this does not work

Finally you can start the search by calling TRADING_HOUSE.m_search:InternalExecuteSearch() which will apply the set filters.

I could also tell you a few things about setting the sort order and page, but I'll stop here for now

Btw. if you want to be compatible with AwesomeGuildStore it's a whole different story

Hey sirinsidiator !

Thanks a lot for your super clear information about the gui.
This makes it way more understandable what is happening.
Also the zgoo addon you are talking about looks handy, a hard part of their gui is always finding out how they named the controls. Hopefully zgoo makes that a lot easier.

When i am finished with the addon i will check if it works fine with your addon

Cheers guys