<Holiday name="Daylight Savings Time Begins" shortname="DaylightSavings|DaylightSavingsBegin">
<DSTStart />
<NameDE>Beginn der Sommerzeit</NameDE>
</Holiday>
<Holiday name="Daylight Savings Time Ends" shortname="DaylightSavings|DaylightSavingsEnd">
<DSTEnd />
<NameDE>Ende der Sommerzeit</NameDE>
</Holiday>
There is no date string work in the code, it uses C# intrinsic functions, it shouldn't be a problem.I have seen issues like this when the local clock is in an unexpected format. Mine is dd/mm/yyyy.
Strange ... Strange ... Try this file out of the box, without your edits. mediaportal-fanart-handler/Installer/config/FanartHandler.Holidays.xml at master · yoavain/mediaportal-fanart-handlerI just tried deleting the contents of FanartHandler.Holidays.xml and it works!
I edited my answer as you responded. I can confirm the issue is because my timezone has no DST.There is no date string work in the code, it uses C# intrinsic functions, it shouldn't be a problem.
Strange ... Strange ... Try this file out of the box, without your edits. mediaportal-fanart-handler/Installer/config/FanartHandler.Holidays.xml at master · yoavain/mediaportal-fanart-handler
Thanks, I'll have a look, today or possibly tomorrow, you can delete the DST sections for now, I think it should help.I edited my answer as you responded. I can confirm the issue is because my timezone has no DST.
Try this ...
DST error resolved with the new version you provided.Try this ...
Added a check that if the time zone does not have a DST, then do not try to define it.Does this update provide DST or just prevent the error?
Thanks, I'll update the release then.DST error resolved with the new version you provided.