The leech count is shown in the black boxes on the bottom right of each stage. For an SRS level breakdown of your leeches you can hover over the stage, like so:
“What is a leech” you say?
To see the leeches list you can click on the leech number:
That list can be sorted by clicking the column headings. You can see the math for the leech scores by hovering over the score. And you can even view the leeches as a screensaver by clicking the “View as screensaver” link on the leeches list page (see also Leeches screensaver).
The critical items list on the dashboard page is also be replaced with your worst leeches, e.g.:
Enjoy!
If you have any suggestions for improvements please comment on this thread.
ooohhhh, I think you’re right. I forget that each level has sub levels. His script does make more sense now. Admittedly, I was a bit confused on what exactly it was doing.
@hitechbunny I’m just curious on the reason why it shows me the precise number for the Guru lvl 1 and it doesn’t on the Guru lvl 2. Yeah, I saw the +, but isn’t 208>176? xD So, why did it stop at 176? Not sure if this is worth mentioning but oh well ^^
Defiantly Definitely thought about it after seeing this, but probably not going to happen. I’d have to make different calls, that would give me back an excessive amount of unneeded data. The hit to performance wouldn’t be worth it, in my opinion.
I’m not sure why it is that the numbers don’t add up. They should. The script is reusing the Ultimate Timeline cache to avoid spamming the API. So it’s possible that the data is incomplete (and I would guess the remainder is all in the guru 2 level). The + was a note to myself to indicate that the numbers didn’t add up.
Not sure if this can help, but I did 49 lessons today, I haven’t reviewed them yet and the system isn’t showing those items in the beginning like it should (I guess). The Apprentice number did increase, so that’s not the problem.
I think it’s a simple technical addition. A friend of mine summed this up for me “Too much information, for me.” This is why user scripts are great, people who want the detail can add them, and the site itself can stay simple. Yay for the API!
So much of it is in the unknown… I would assume they are about the same size, since I’ve done lessons at such a steady pace. I don’t think all of my unknown are in the second batch of Guru…