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<blockquote data-quote="gamejester" data-source="post: 293391" data-attributes="member: 50634">Was thinking of getting rid of the internal ones and just having all csscripts as they are more upto date and anyone can maintain them. The inbuilt IMDB one now is a lot worse then the updated csscript by s7oneyuk.Will look to make all csscript accept year if available.Slash problem - I can confirm it IS still an issue. Looks like it was only partially fixed. Some movies (like 88 minutes) still have the slash issue with quotes; but not all. Will let movie-xml know and see if they can fix it. In the mean time I will re-instate my workaround which looks for escape chars and replaces them.Local Directory cover art - I can confirm that this solution works with the latest movie-xml script, I searched for 88 minutes (which has a cover of movie-xml) with only localDirectory selected and it returned a local file I had for batman in the same folder instead.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gamejester, post: 293391, member: 50634"] Was thinking of getting rid of the internal ones and just having all csscripts as they are more upto date and anyone can maintain them. The inbuilt IMDB one now is a lot worse then the updated csscript by s7oneyuk.Will look to make all csscript accept year if available. Slash problem - I can confirm it IS still an issue. Looks like it was only partially fixed. Some movies (like 88 minutes) still have the slash issue with quotes; but not all. Will let movie-xml know and see if they can fix it. In the mean time I will re-instate my workaround which looks for escape chars and replaces them. Local Directory cover art - I can confirm that this solution works with the latest movie-xml script, I searched for 88 minutes (which has a cover of movie-xml) with only localDirectory selected and it returned a local file I had for batman in the same folder instead. [/QUOTE]

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