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<blockquote data-quote="Oxan" data-source="post: 950517" data-attributes="member: 97484"><p>BlueShift unrelated, fixed in MPExtended 0.5.2.</p><p></p><p>BlueShift unrelated, fixed in MPExtended 0.5.2. </p><p></p><p>That's correct, it uses the same interface as MovingPictures. The problem with the guest stars is in MovieLibrary\Details.cshtml, line 37:</p><p>[code] <li>@UIStrings.GuestStarring</p><p><ul></p><p>@foreach (string guestStar in Model.Movie.Actors )</p><p>{</p><p><li>@guestStar</li></p><p>}</p><p></ul></p><p></li>[/code]</p><p>You use UIStrings.GuestStarring here above the list of actors. However, UIStrings.GuestStarring resolves to "Guest stars:" (or something like that, didn't look it up), while it shows the list of actors. You should replace it with Actors: or something like that, just like you did with directors. </p><p></p><p>That's tricky, I'll see if it can be done.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Oxan, post: 950517, member: 97484"] BlueShift unrelated, fixed in MPExtended 0.5.2. BlueShift unrelated, fixed in MPExtended 0.5.2. That's correct, it uses the same interface as MovingPictures. The problem with the guest stars is in MovieLibrary\Details.cshtml, line 37: [code] <li>@UIStrings.GuestStarring <ul> @foreach (string guestStar in Model.Movie.Actors ) { <li>@guestStar</li> } </ul> </li>[/code] You use UIStrings.GuestStarring here above the list of actors. However, UIStrings.GuestStarring resolves to "Guest stars:" (or something like that, didn't look it up), while it shows the list of actors. You should replace it with Actors: or something like that, just like you did with directors. That's tricky, I'll see if it can be done. [/QUOTE]
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