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PowerCards configure ALLOW_HIDDEN_URLS

I am using PowerCards as a One-Click install. A few days ago, the behavior of my existing cards suggest ALLOW_HIDDEN_URLS has been set to false. With the One-Click, how would I reset it to true?
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David M.
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API Scripter
Hmm, doesn't look like this flag is exposed via 1-click. If exposed and user-configurable, you would go to your scripts, select the script in question, then alter the configuration. So, looks like you would need to uninstall the 1-click version and manually install the script from the github. Then search for the flag in the code and manually change it from false to true yourself. Then click "save Script" and it should be done. Here is the link to the github for v3.8.13. Your flag is on line 62 of this version. <a href="https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-api-scripts/blob/c6bc5c4313d82d9bb786667918a1726ad4e3c231/PowerCards/3.8.13/PowerCards.js" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-api-scripts/blob/c6bc5c4313d82d9bb786667918a1726ad4e3c231/PowerCards/3.8.13/PowerCards.js</a> &nbsp;
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Kurt J.
Pro
API Scripter
Derek K. said: I am using PowerCards as a One-Click install. A few days ago, the behavior of my existing cards suggest ALLOW_HIDDEN_URLS has been set to false. With the One-Click, how would I reset it to true? I just checked the history on github, and ALLOW_HIDDEN_ROLLS has been false on every version submitted to OneClick (back to 3.7.1). As an alternative to copying from github, you can hit the "import" button on the OneClick dropdown to essentially do the same thing - copying the current version of PowerCards to your game as a new script that doesn't remain tied to OneClick.
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David M.
Pro
API Scripter
Oh yeah, that would be much easier. I didn't realize that was a thing! :) Kurt J. said: As an alternative to copying from github, you can hit the "import" button on the OneClick dropdown to essentially do the same thing - copying the current version of PowerCards to your game as a new script that doesn't remain tied to OneClick.