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<blockquote data-quote="Juppe" data-source="post: 1300664" data-attributes="member: 26931">Nice work.I did see that if the colons are removed with the #EPISODE search then programs with no subtitle after the episode-number would get the episode-number as the episode name, something like &quot;Avsnitt 2&quot; as the episode name and no episode-number. So I added another #EPISODE search like the one that where there before and now I think that both episode-number and episode-name is working.Another thing that I did was that I added a search for the live span and removed it, so now there are no LIVE after the title. I think that that is better, but I think that that can differ from person to preson. So if you want the LIVE after the title you can just remove that search.I think the reason you dont get the sublink to work is because you get a JSON-file that contains a HTML-part that has the end time in it, but I'm not sure about that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Juppe, post: 1300664, member: 26931"] Nice work. I did see that if the colons are removed with the #EPISODE search then programs with no subtitle after the episode-number would get the episode-number as the episode name, something like "Avsnitt 2" as the episode name and no episode-number. So I added another #EPISODE search like the one that where there before and now I think that both episode-number and episode-name is working. Another thing that I did was that I added a search for the live span and removed it, so now there are no LIVE after the title. I think that that is better, but I think that that can differ from person to preson. So if you want the LIVE after the title you can just remove that search. I think the reason you dont get the sublink to work is because you get a JSON-file that contains a HTML-part that has the end time in it, but I'm not sure about that. [/QUOTE]

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