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<blockquote data-quote="ltfearme" data-source="post: 1130567" data-attributes="member: 52219">IT definitely picks up artwork from different languages, at least it did when originally implemented. Check out GetBanner.cs and see if it correctly compares again your chosen language.[code]&nbsp; public int CompareTo(T other)&nbsp; {&nbsp; // Sort by:&nbsp; // 1. Local Language&nbsp; // 2. Highest Rated&nbsp; // 3. Number of Votes&nbsp; double thisArtwork = this.Language == OnlineAPI.SelLanguageAsString ? 100.0 : 0.0;&nbsp; double otherArtwork = other.Language == OnlineAPI.SelLanguageAsString ? 100.0 : 0.0;&nbsp; if (this.Rating == other.Rating)&nbsp; {&nbsp; thisArtwork += this.RatingCount;&nbsp; otherArtwork += other.RatingCount;&nbsp; }&nbsp; thisArtwork += this.Rating;&nbsp; otherArtwork += other.Rating;&nbsp; return otherArtwork.CompareTo(thisArtwork);&nbsp; }&nbsp;&nbsp; [/code]There is a actually a bug in that code, but it would be a slim chance of hitting it. It basically gives more weight to artwork of your preferred language and its rating, it does the job but could be improved.The key point for you to check is if OnlineAPI.SelLanguageAsString is correct and all the language property of the poster is correct, that is assigned here:[code]seriesPoster.Language = banner.SelectSingleNode(&quot;Language&quot;).InnerText;[/code]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ltfearme, post: 1130567, member: 52219"] IT definitely picks up artwork from different languages, at least it did when originally implemented. Check out GetBanner.cs and see if it correctly compares again your chosen language. [code] public int CompareTo(T other) { // Sort by: // 1. Local Language // 2. Highest Rated // 3. Number of Votes double thisArtwork = this.Language == OnlineAPI.SelLanguageAsString ? 100.0 : 0.0; double otherArtwork = other.Language == OnlineAPI.SelLanguageAsString ? 100.0 : 0.0; if (this.Rating == other.Rating) { thisArtwork += this.RatingCount; otherArtwork += other.RatingCount; } thisArtwork += this.Rating; otherArtwork += other.Rating; return otherArtwork.CompareTo(thisArtwork); } [/code] There is a actually a bug in that code, but it would be a slim chance of hitting it. It basically gives more weight to artwork of your preferred language and its rating, it does the job but could be improved. The key point for you to check is if OnlineAPI.SelLanguageAsString is correct and all the language property of the poster is correct, that is assigned here: [code] seriesPoster.Language = banner.SelectSingleNode("Language").InnerText; [/code] [/QUOTE]

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