The simple instructions are here and are summarised below:
1). Add this piece of HTML code anywhere on your page:
<script src="http://www.wowhead.com/widgets/power.js"></script>2). Add a regular HTML link to an item in Wowhead, example:
<a class="q5" href="http://www.wowhead.com/?item=19019">Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker</a>
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I still prefer the Allakhazam version since i can see them at work. =)
First of all, great works !
Could you do the same with a non Gold-site like wowdigger or wowwiki ?
QUestion: how do I use an images instead of the name of an Item? ty
How's the progress on the class-specific data coming? Will you be working on build data too? For instance, information on the most common builds for each spec would be awesome.
Where are the December realm stats? We are waiting badly :/
Excellent blog. Nice read for a stats-freak such as myself. Keep up the good work.
Could you include the percentage of people who have achieved the Justicar-title (Exalted AV, AB and WSG)?
First of all, I hope you delete that gold-selling link. That guy can shove it. Second, it's been almost three months since you said your class-specific reports would hopefully be up "next week." I have no problem with delays, but could you please post updates from time to time?
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Where are the new stats? We already have February... :(
The site, it's dead Jim!
Where are the new stats? Your site looks pretty dead...
Still gathering data? If not, how about making your source code available for your armory crawler?
Wowhead is a lot better and I use it on my blog as well.
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Could you publish your tools what you use for datamining? I'm interested of making guild addon that would show for example profession skill levels of guild members etc.
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