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<blockquote data-quote="gamejester" data-source="post: 293017" data-attributes="member: 50634">Knowing how the code works this can't have anything to do with a sepecfic csscript as they are out of the equation here, it is just doing a DB retrival and spitting out the info to the screen, so I assume this bug has always been there but it has just gone un-noticed, good spot. I will add it to the bug list, a step through should shed light on the problem.Don't give up, if there is still a problem there I want to fix it. The dash issue was introdcued about 6 months ago but was fixed about 3 weeks ago. Lets check you have the correct csscript file.Find this file moviexml.csscriptyou can find it here&quot;%ProgramFiles%\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\scripts\imdb\&quot;open it in notepad.If it is the correct version you will have a line the same as this at the topvoid MediaPortal.Video.Database.IIMDBScriptGrabber.FindFilm(string strSearch, string strYear, int iLimit, ArrayList elements)The year in bold, if that is missing you have the old version.Also towards the bottom of the script the old version you had this section to get the cover:&nbsp; &nbsp; XmlNodeList xmldatat = Generic(&quot;http://www.movie-xml.com/interfaces/getmoviecovers.php?id=&quot; + movieXMLID);&nbsp; &nbsp; foreach (XmlNode itemNode in xmldatat)&nbsp; &nbsp; {&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; foreach (XmlNode propertyNode in itemNode.ChildNodes)&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; {&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; if (propertyNode.Name.ToString() == &quot;filename&quot;)&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; movieDetails.ThumbURL = &quot;http://www.movie-xml.com/banners/&quot; + propertyNode.InnerText;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; }&nbsp; &nbsp; }This should now NOT be in the script to allow the user to specify which search engines they want to use.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gamejester, post: 293017, member: 50634"] Knowing how the code works this can't have anything to do with a sepecfic csscript as they are out of the equation here, it is just doing a DB retrival and spitting out the info to the screen, so I assume this bug has always been there but it has just gone un-noticed, good spot. I will add it to the bug list, a step through should shed light on the problem. Don't give up, if there is still a problem there I want to fix it. The dash issue was introdcued about 6 months ago but was fixed about 3 weeks ago. Lets check you have the correct csscript file. Find this file moviexml.csscript you can find it here "%ProgramFiles%\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\scripts\imdb\" open it in notepad. If it is the correct version you will have a line the same as this at the top [I]void MediaPortal.Video.Database.IIMDBScriptGrabber.FindFilm(string strSearch, [B]string strYear[/B], int iLimit, ArrayList elements)[/I] The year in bold, if that is missing you have the old version. Also towards the bottom of the script the old version you had this section to get the cover: [I] XmlNodeList xmldatat = Generic("http://www.movie-xml.com/interfaces/getmoviecovers.php?id=" + movieXMLID); foreach (XmlNode itemNode in xmldatat) { foreach (XmlNode propertyNode in itemNode.ChildNodes) { if (propertyNode.Name.ToString() == "filename") movieDetails.ThumbURL = "http://www.movie-xml.com/banners/" + propertyNode.InnerText; } }[/I] This should now NOT be in the script to allow the user to specify which search engines they want to use. [/QUOTE]

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