Confirmed.
New set on Alliance.
And still not fixed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Kx0szQJDC4

he forgot again

Your enemy lost:
20,040 Troops
46,265 Turrets
2172 Tanks
Their defence allies lost:
13,843 Troops
*I N S E R T T U R R E T L O S S E S H E R E*
1776 Tanks

still not fixed

well you know his memory.

cyref we need to do a mass virgin sacrafice to get his attention.

get him new gf and he will fix this.

unfixed uncorrected and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaSRYecKaqc

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srsly?

well of course

qz is busy on tinder. :P

someone setup a tinder profile with this thread as a person and swipe on QZ.

you go ahead

BTW., I know how to fix this. I found the issue. A game moderator should contact me. :)

i'm sure qz and pang know too and izarc.

Goto the file send.php

Search for the variable

$turns->def_ally_losses->m_ta
$turns->def_ally_losses->m_tr
$turns->def_ally_losses->m_tu

Bo Nuss

^nussii

hmmm

that file and code pattern doesn't exist. you must be looking at old code.

which begs the question... where are you finding old code? :)

function send_attack() {
    try {
        $("#ajax_status #status_message").html("Preparing your forces...");
        $("#ajax_status #status_image").attr("src", "/img/ajax-loader.gif");
        var var_targetnum = $("#attack_info [name=targetcountry]").val();
        var var_ATTTYPE = $("#attack_info [name=ATTTYPE]").val();
        var var_ARMYTroop = $("#attack_info [name=ARMYTroop]").val();
        var var_ARMYJet = $("#attack_info [name=ARMYJet]").val();
        var var_ARMYTank = $("#attack_info [name=ARMYTank]").val();
        var var_MISSILETYPE = $("#attack_info input[name=MISSILETYPE]").val();
        var var_need_html = 0;
        if ($("#att_result").html() == "") {
            var_need_html = 1
        }
        var pathname = window.location.pathname;
        $.ajax({
            type: "POST",
            url: pathname + "/ajax/send",
            data: {
                targetnum: var_targetnum,
                ATTTYPE: var_ATTTYPE,
                ARMYTroop: var_ARMYTroop,
                ARMYJet: var_ARMYJet,
                ARMYTank: var_ARMYTank,
                MISSILETYPE: var_MISSILETYPE,
                need_html: var_need_html
            },
            success: function(res) {
                if (var_need_html) {
                    $("#att_result").html(res);
                    var json_response = $("#att_result #json_response").html();
                    $("#att_result #json_response").remove();
                    var att_results = eval("(" + json_response + ")")
                } else {
                    var att_results = eval("(" + res + ")")
                }
                var inputs = {
                    targetnum: var_targetnum,
                    ATTTYPE: var_ATTTYPE,
                    ARMYTroop: var_ARMYTroop,
                    ARMYJet: var_ARMYJet,
                    ARMYTank: var_ARMYTank,
                    MISSILETYPE: var_MISSILETYPE,
                    need_html: var_need_html
                };
                show_attack_results(att_results, inputs);
                $("#att_result").show()
            },
            error: display_error
        })
    } catch (error) {
        display_error(error)
    }
}

The ajax call is window.location.pathname + '/ajax/send' and since all the files don't include '.php' I'm assuming there's some apache rewrite rules to remove the .php

Might be a silly question... is this open source? Github URL?

Be happy to dig through and submit a pull request for this one. Could be show_attack_results() that is broke, but more likely the 'res' being returned to the success callback is at fault...

not open source to prevent hax0rs like celphi finding exploitable bugs.

if ee code would be public some-many would look for exploits which wouls benefit them.

Javascript is always open and readable.

All the Javascript for EE is outdated. There’s lots of bugs and extra functions that people don’t even know about.

well ee was more or less hastily made so somewhat expected and time to fix those is luxury.

the new stuff I've been building is pretty mint :D

we built this game in like 4-5 weeks in like 2010 and not a lot has been changed since then (some things, but not a lot of UI-facing code).

and, without giving away too much info, Celphi's post about how the serverside code works is way off :p

we don't open source because, like Marshal said, it would cause more headaches than it's worth. plus copy cats show up.

"and, without giving away too much info, Celphi's post about how the serverside code works is way off :p"

Where did I mention anything about serverside code?

It can't be too much of a secret. :P

It's either:

HTML templates (ie. smarty)
Apache rewrite rules for clean URLs
Or a dynamic controller that parses the URL
ie.

 define("DOCUMENT_ROOT", $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']);
$url = getenv('REMOTE_ADDR');
$url = parse_url($url['path']);
if (file_exists(DOCUMENT_ROOT . $url . '.php')){
     require_once(DOCUMENT_ROOT . $url . '.php');
} else {
     //display 404 page
}

If I go to https://www.earthempires.com/team/war/ajax/info (then I see the JSON).
So what I said about the ajax isn't incorrect. :P

Also., the code I posted was Javascript (frontend) (not serverside) which anyone can see.

And if it doesn't use the Turns object then that's why your allies info is broken.

if (a.def_ally_losses.m_tr != 0 || a.def_ally_losses.m_tu != 0 || a.def_ally_losses.m_ta != 0) {
            b += "<div class='attblue'>Their defence allies lost: </div>";
            if (a.def_ally_losses.m_tr > 0) {
                b += wrap_n_item(addCommas(a.def_ally_losses.m_tr) + " Troops")
            }
            if (a.def_ally_losses.m_j > 0) {
                b += wrap_n_item(addCommas(a.def_ally_losses.m_tu) + " Turrets")
            }
            if (a.def_ally_losses.m_ta > 0) {
                b += wrap_n_item(addCommas(a.def_ally_losses.m_ta) + " Tanks")
            }
        }

Check out the functions:
show_attack_results(a, b)
creat_attack_result_html(a)

success: function(res) {
                if (var_need_html) {
                    $("#att_result").html(res);
                    var json_response = $("#att_result #json_response").html();
                    $("#att_result #json_response").remove();
                    var att_results = eval("(" + json_response + ")")
                } else {
                    var att_results = eval("(" + res + ")")
                }
                var inputs = {
                    targetnum: var_targetnum,
                    ATTTYPE: var_ATTTYPE,
                    ARMYTroop: var_ARMYTroop,
                    ARMYJet: var_ARMYJet,
                    ARMYTank: var_ARMYTank,
                    MISSILETYPE: var_MISSILETYPE,
                    need_html: var_need_html
                };
                show_attack_results(att_results, inputs);
                $("#att_result").show()
            },

So if you follow the 'a' variable you see it's a result of the ajax call whose url is at url: pathname + "/ajax/send"

Ok, I still think you're not on the right track with a lot of this discussion but since it's already posted here... the actual error as to why it doesn't show turrets is as follows:

if (a.def_ally_losses.m_j > 0) {
                b += wrap_n_item(addCommas(a.def_ally_losses.m_tu) + " Turrets")
            }

Notice that we are looking at jets and not turrets for the test in the if. It's coded really poorly, but that's the whole problem right there. Changing m_j to m_tu in the check will resolve the problem. I've got a branch going with some changes for this file, I'll throw this in too.

Thanks!

WOW! That's just epic lol.

Cyref will you buy the Champagne?

he's too cheapskate.

YESSSSSsssssss!
top shelf all around!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVj8Sh4phzM

Yeah the losses are high with this one

Why should the game give out free information about allies? Get a spyop.

It's not free information. You have to landgrab to see the attack result report.
The attack result report includes the DA's losses of troops and tanks.
The fact that it does not report turret losses is not a feature.
Obviously the intention was to include turret losses.
It's a bug.

If I have a high spal country that you can't get an op on, you shouldn't change the game to make it easier for you to see what I have by hitting one of my DA's.

The attack result report only displays the combined losses of the DAs, not any particular allied country's losses/tech/other DA.
It is not like getting an op on a country allied to my landgrab target.
You could say fixing any bug changes the game but really it is only fixing a bug, whether the bug is a few hours or many years old.
You could say this bug changed the game when it appeared eight years ago.
Most players would like to see bugs fixed.

All one would need to do is feed the ally op data into the Zorpomatic and estimate the size of the missing DA I expect. :) I miss the Zorpomatic, I must admit.

Agreed. This was intended information.

NEVER FORGET

wow so the bugged code was identified and not rectified. hmm.

I thought it was all this time that the devs didn't understand what the problem was as previous responses have indicated over the years.

Problem is, from what Pang said, he updated it in his development branch, but didn't "fast track" the bug fix upstream.

𝕎 𝕋 𝔽

Cut them some slack man, it's not a decade yet!

but we're special
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFKJjB8bpYQ

fluffing entitled little EE pricks!





/me runs

*throws stick on koh's feets*

/me slaps Marshal with a large trout.

/me shoves trout into koh's eye