Moving-Pictures Movie List to HTML (2 Viewers)

the_ult

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I've filled in all the information in this plugin. I've got movies added to Moving Pictures. I run MP. Wait 10 minutes - and the index.html hasn't been created.

I've tried having both "Save to File" and "Save to FTP" enabled at the same time. No index.html. Tried having only one of them enabled. Still no index.html.

Is this plugin compatible with MP 1.0.1? Why doesn't it work?
Can you post a screenshot of your configuration settings?
 

jocke

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Can you post a screenshot of your configuration settings?

Here ya go. I'm using the modified files you posted here - however, it didn't work using the standard files either, so this isn't causing the issue.

I crawled through the logs too. Didn't find anything noteworthy. The plugin is loaded, but that's all I can see of it in the logs.
 

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the_ult

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hmm. it should work like this.

did you put the plugin (.dll file) in the plugins/process folder instead of the plugins/windows folder?
Code:
C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\plugins\process\MovingPicturesXML.dll
 

jocke

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hmm. it should work like this.

did you put the plugin (.dll file) in the plugins/process folder instead of the plugins/windows folder?
Code:
C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\plugins\process\MovingPicturesXML.dll

Duh! Now I feel stupid.... Thanks :)

One question though; is it possible, that the titles are showed as 'title', but sorted as 'sortby'? F.ex. the six Star Wars-movies have "Star Wars 1", "Star Wars 2" ... up to "Star Wars 6" in their 'Sort by'-fields. However, the list produced on index.html, shows the 'sortby'-fields, and hence "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace" shows as "Star Wars 1".

You get where I'm going with this.... ?
 

the_ult

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June 30, 2008
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hmm. it should work like this.

did you put the plugin (.dll file) in the plugins/process folder instead of the plugins/windows folder?
Code:
C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\plugins\process\MovingPicturesXML.dll

Duh! Now I feel stupid.... Thanks :)

One question though; is it possible, that the titles are showed as 'title', but sorted as 'sortby'? F.ex. the six Star Wars-movies have "Star Wars 1", "Star Wars 2" ... up to "Star Wars 6" in their 'Sort by'-fields. However, the list produced on index.html, shows the 'sortby'-fields, and hence "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace" shows as "Star Wars 1".

You get where I'm going with this.... ?

You could change this line in your styles.xsl
Code:
<td class="movieTitle">
    <xsl:value-of select="SORTBY"/>
</td>
TO
Code:
<td class="movieTitle">
    <xsl:value-of select="TITLE"/>
</td>

but I don't think it is possible to sort them by SORTBY.. unless you make a javascript function or something similar to do this.
 

jocke

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but I don't think it is possible to sort them by SORTBY.. unless you make a javascript function or something similar to do this.

Thats what I'm talking about yes. This would make the list work exactly as it does within Media Portal (display TITLE, sort them by SORTBY).
 

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