Quote from: scribe on August 23, 2012, 11:02:34 AM

Ah sorry - I meant that the local currency used doesn't switch to GBP, it stays as USD for me, whatever I choose under "Local Currency". (In Chrome, not tested in Firefox/IE)

This should have been improved recently. If you change the local currency in the web interface then it will remember the preference permanently. However changing the currency in the app will not save permanently.

Quote from: BkkCoins on August 23, 2012, 04:59:55 PM

I've been experimenting with using your API calls to monitor addresses for payment arrival, in particular using the block-height JSON call.

It seems that block data is often 300-500k each but contains mostly non-useful data. For monitoring address receipts we only really need (address,amount) data and probably a reference transaction hash. So I was thinking that data transfer load could be reduced to 10% or less if you offered such a "minimal-block-height" or "block-output" API call (or a query option like format=json&outputsonly=1).

It could even be pre-compressed data to reduce size+load further, eg. many servers let you store a gzip file that feeds static requests without compressing on the fly. Or maybe you already do that to reduce server load for static data.

How many addresses are you monitoring? You might be better of using /multiaddr or the new receive payments api.

Quote from: teslacoil404 on August 24, 2012, 09:39:22 AM

What about this api? http://blockchain.info/api/api_receive

Documentation will be up when migration to the new servers is finished (Monday probably).

Quote from: thirdlight on August 24, 2012, 12:26:51 PM

but "Label address" has stopped working on FF (works on Chrome, though).

Your browsers cache probably needs clearing.

Quote from: MemoryDealers on August 25, 2012, 01:24:49 AM

This is the first time I confirmed it %100 for sure, but I am 99.9% sure this has happened with lots of other Bitcoins I have sent to people who didn't know how to claim them.
Can you let us know what is happening to these Bitcoins?

10 BTC was sent to http://blockchain.info/address/1HeQQdDrro19eNVnFdE8M45xkde9xeanyb which was then sent to http://blockchain.info/address/1EYUqoG5nKC6ev22XRCjm4Vzn3jKjF3vjd. Do you recognise the address 1EYUqoG5nKC6ev22XRCjm4Vzn3jKjF3vjd or this transaction http://blockchain.info/tx-index/14391595/ec981a189b69e00053c11b07042b1f3ba9f846f7f3e05fcacf1512188084271b?

Payments are never reclaimed by us, I suspect you may have accidentally swept the funds yourself (unless the SMS provider is intercepting the message).

New server is in but not not migrated yet. I was up until 5 last night trying to get it finished but setting up bitcoind in virtualbox is taking longer than i thought.