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Chaim wrote:

Not a normal browser, no. Cross-domain is not an issue.

Then you can just make a get request to the csv export url and parse it with something like https://github.com/wdavidw/node-csv . But I'll add a json one too in the API at some point.

Chaim wrote:

I get a page of gibberish at that link.

Yeah, the mime type is set to html by the cacher, old bug. That's a valid jpg image of the card though if you save it and open it.

It was mistakenly removed, will be coming back!

You've been doing a great job with the site, especially given the amount of change in recent months. Thanks for building the premiere site for MTG inventory management, trading, and commerce.

Upon reflection, you're probably right. But I have seen many decks on here that I have *nearly* all the cards for, I was thinking that surely there would be some that would match outright. I may be wrong, but it would be very interesting to see.

I think he's trying to ask for a link that compares one's collection to all decks made on Deckbox, and displays decks that he owns all the cards from.

+1 if you add a mechanic that lets people +/-1 decks that are built by Deckboxers.

Sometimes the text of the card changed from edition to edition and so you can narrow it down that way.

Chaim wrote:

I keep a few pretty distinct collections (in different places) and sometimes would want to see if I have something at all or not.

Would using the Card Database to search for what you're looking for and the My collection tab on the card details suggestion mentioned previously not suffice for this?

scshunt wrote:

Also I can't disagree more with anyone saying that you shouldn't be able to view all your cards from different inventories at once. That's my #1 use case: I want to know all the cards of something that I own, regardless of where they are.

Maybe a good comparison is thinking of inventories as separating your cards in the same way another account separates the cards in that account from the cards yours. You wouldn't look at a listing of your cards mixed with my cards. They're distinct entities. The only way our inventories would ever really interact with one another is through some sort of trade or buy/sell transaction. Moving a card from one of our inventories into the other inventory.

If you have a collection of cards you want to see grouped together for some reason using tags would likely be a better solution.

If you have a collection of cards you keep *strictly* separate then inventories would be better.

vikirosen wrote:

I know that the Inventory button is intended to show every card in my collection, but I keep my Rebecca Guay collection strictly separate from all my other cards, so when I search through my Inventory I would prefer not to see those at all, by default, with the option, of course, of making them visible if need be.

moxy wrote:

if you manage a personal inventory and a community inventory. This is for groupings of cards that won't intermingle with one another.

Both examples of using inventories to *strictly* separate cards. Neither of these situations would you want to see both sets of cards together at once as a whole.

What situation would you want to group and see various inventories listed together where using tags for such groupings would be sub-optimal?

I agree that this needs fixed.  Priority should be Land, Creature, Enchantment, Artifact.

Deathsloch wrote:

its probably because their first word is enchantment not creature.

Nope, that's not it.  Artifact is also the first word for Artifact Creatures.