Welcome to the new version of GmodStore

Please don't spam. Smiley face.

I would like a much easier way to search/navigate my purchased scripts, rather than go through page after page after page trying to find the one I want that I previously purchased.

Otherwise, being a user/script buyer, I very much like this new design.

Don't know if this was intentional or anything, but i like how 2016 threads got bumped due the update, so many interesting threads from back then, hope to see this forums become even more popluar with content soon

yes it's commander doing cyber terrorism

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I think that's a good point to thank everyone that worked on this project. I just want you to know, that I have a deep respect for everyone who took time to accomplish something great like this together. It's your work giving this community the power to breath. Thank you.

(Still waiting for the "gay" rating)

I loved the designer, much better than the previous one. Adding a wishlist was a requirement since a long time ago. Great Job!

Love the new onhold marketplace popup, exactly what was needed.

Imma getting back to GMS.

Uhm... Where did scripts discussion go? For ex, I'm not always certain that function I need present in the script or is planned as update, no way to ask questions like this anymore?

Also when I click on script's developer badge there's no addons section on their CV, it's only mentioned that they've got, say, several addons, but I can't see which ones, no links to them, etc.

uhh it appears i cant quote / reply so in regards to #Attache it is here

I cant download today, it says Sorry, the page you are looking for could not be found.

What can you not download?

Marcuz https://www.gmodstore.com/market/view/k-g0OMzzQjGzIovWlhobZg since the guy was too lazy to do it. It's his most recent (yesterday) purchase and his purchase before that was months ago.

This works fine for me

I like how the new gmodstore came, very nice improvements, but why Laravel and not Cake?

GmodStore is very task driven and as far as running and managing tasks go, Laravel is far superior to Cake. Another important feature of Laravel is the database migration schemas that make database version control a breeze, something that Cake completely lacks

Maybe it's just me, but I can't seem to find out how to do inline code with the new wysiwyg editor. With the old markdown editor it was easy to just surround a word or phrase in `back ticks` and it'd be highlighted as code,

It's a little odd since the editor does seem to support in-line code, you can Copy and Paste it and any old text in script descriptions still has it, but there's no obvious way to write inline code from the editor itself.

I used inline code frequently when answering support tickets and it's been a little annoying not having access to it since.

Inline code doesn't exist and the reason copy/paste works cause the editor doesn't strip the formatting which allows people to get around the limitations of the editor. You're not actually pasting inline code. You're just pasting text with a darker background and different font color.

I have a suggestion, when looking at versions of the add on you have purchased.. maybe have an indication on the last version that you have downloaded. I like to know what has changed without digging through the files to see what version I downloaded last. It would be good / easy for those to know what has changed sense the last time they downloaded the script.

I have many more small suggestions! If someone could point me to a better place to post these things I would be much obliged friendz :)

in other words :

This, but working correctly