ncError whitelist request

[nightcracker]

Hi all!
Some of you know my addon ncError, some of you don't. It basicly hides all error message in the UIErrorsFrame(note, ERRORS, it will leave notifications like quest progress) on a whitelist basis. Currently the default whitelist only contains the "Inventory is full." message. I'm sure there are more error messages out there that you'd always want to show. So please post them here!

[Ferous]

http://www.wowwiki.com/WoW_Constants/Errors

edit - I hope you enjoy :O

[nightcracker]

Originally Posted by Ferous http://www.wowwiki.com/WoW_Constants/Errors edit - I hope you enjoy :O

Big list is big. :P

[Ferous]

Originally Posted by nightcracker Big list is big. :P

I know! I didn't know if you wanted that list or if you just wanted examples of what people wanted to see.

Personally, I like to show stuff like, mining/herbing skills

[Seerah]

I think seeing those messages is very important. "Out of range" and "Not enough mana/etc." are two good examples. Instead of blindly button mashing, you know what's happening in the fight around you and can make educated choices on what skills to use.

[nightcracker]

Originally Posted by Seerah I think seeing those messages is very important. "Out of range" and "Not enough mana/etc." are two good examples. Instead of blindly button mashing, you know what's happening in the fight around you and can make educated choices on what skills to use.

I use (my own addon, does the same thing) something similar to redrange for that. I prefer to hide those messages EXCEPT the ones I want to see. And if you're in the situation "WTF, why can't I do that?" then I've added the /error command printing the last error. But I believe there are people out there that like the UIErrorsFrame.

[Ferous]

Originally Posted by nightcracker I use (my own addon, does the same thing) something similar to redrange for that. I prefer to hide those messages EXCEPT the ones I want to see. And if you're in the situation "WTF, why can't I do that?" then I've added the /error command printing the last error. But I believe there are people out there that like the UIErrorsFrame.

This is why I use your Error addon. I like to hide ALL my errors and if I want to know something, as to WHY I can't do anything (ingame WTF?!) I can type /error