If you download wowprogress directly from the repo you need to rename the directory you're given to wowprogress in order for it to work correctly in e107.

Allows you to show off which kills your guild has made.

That aren't really frequently asked (yet).

Instances and bosses are stored inside an XML file, dataz.xml. In order to add the bosses and instances to your database you will need to obtain the latest version of dataz.xml and run the datapack.php file, which will load any bosses and instances into your database that do not already exist.

Yes. The dataz.xml file has bosses and instances ready to go. More will be added over time. Current content has priority.

Firstly, you need to set a userclass that is allowed to do so. Secondly, you need to navigate to the Manage Progression page. Here you can select from three statuses: Killed, Attempting, and Not Killed. All statuses are saved on a per-instance basis so make sure you save between instances!

You can choose which instances you want displayed on the menu in the configuration area.

Yes. If an instance supports heroic modes you can define whether or not you have killed the normal version of the boss or the heroic version (or both!).

There are no defines to say one way or the other. Generally guilds only focus on one raiding style, so the need (in my opinion) to show off which version you have killed is pointless. In the future, however, if it's requested enough I'll see about adding support for both in.

You can select which patch a boss was killed (for both normal and heroic) in while managing it.

This information is displayed, along with your entire raid kill progress, on the newly added progress.php page.

Excellent problem! To remedy this, you can now turn off all the older content you have downed on the menu item because it is now all displayed on the newly added progress.php page!

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