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<blockquote data-quote="gamejester" data-source="post: 292750" data-attributes="member: 50634">roopert:1) This is now fixed, they solved the backslash issue for escape chars at the movies-xml site. (no need to use my workaround script, the new script included with the download is all you need).2) This is by design, if a scrapper/details searcher includes it's own cover grab section then that is executed. If you use the new v4 I uplaoded the moviexml script no longer grabs any covers, it just relies on your personally configured covers search order. So if you have localfolder selected it will use that............give it a go.ltfearme:1) Weird, will have a look and see if I can replicate this; from the code it should not be, if you are using moviexml the ratings on that site are a bit rubbish so perhaps they are all the same on the selection you have looked at?2)This is by design, the first one in the list is your current selected cover (this is the same as the second in the list a lot of times). The reason it is there is you may have a custom csscript that grabs a cover from a foreign language site, in this case it would be a different cover form all the others in the list and you may want to select it.3) have you tired version 4, I wrongly put the dialogs file in the root directory in an earlier release which would cause dialogue issues.4) Prob related to above, just double check with latest code then i will investigate.5) Like that idea, will add it to the to do list.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gamejester, post: 292750, member: 50634"] roopert: 1) This is now fixed, they solved the backslash issue for escape chars at the movies-xml site. (no need to use my workaround script, the new script included with the download is all you need). 2) This is by design, if a scrapper/details searcher includes it's own cover grab section then that is executed. If you use the new v4 I uplaoded the moviexml script no longer grabs any covers, it just relies on your personally configured covers search order. So if you have localfolder selected it will use that............give it a go. ltfearme: 1) Weird, will have a look and see if I can replicate this; from the code it should not be, if you are using moviexml the ratings on that site are a bit rubbish so perhaps they are all the same on the selection you have looked at? 2)This is by design, the first one in the list is your current selected cover (this is the same as the second in the list a lot of times). The reason it is there is you may have a custom csscript that grabs a cover from a foreign language site, in this case it would be a different cover form all the others in the list and you may want to select it. 3) have you tired version 4, I wrongly put the dialogs file in the root directory in an earlier release which would cause dialogue issues. 4) Prob related to above, just double check with latest code then i will investigate. 5) Like that idea, will add it to the to do list. [/QUOTE]

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