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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 1201306" data-attributes="member: 18896">[USER=108314]@fredco[/USER], okay I did notice that IMDb.com changed their HTML code when it comes to country, and language, but that will still fail this movie from importing correctly, because IMDb adds &quot;NL&quot; country code on your results.So there are 3 (possibly 4) solutions to fix this:1) After I update the IMDb+ scraper to fix the country/language code, you can add &quot;NL&quot; to the English country exception list in IMDb+ plugin settings by adding |nl to the existing list2) Wait for me to add this Tarzan movie to the rename dbase, as that is the quickest way to solve these IMDb issues with a blank language title entry on AKA3) Add the movie to your custom rename dbase file (quickest fix)4) I'll look at the RegExp logic some more for AKA page to see if somehow I can detect when a title is localized/translated versus English</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 1201306, member: 18896"] [USER=108314]@fredco[/USER], okay I did notice that IMDb.com changed their HTML code when it comes to country, and language, but that will still fail this movie from importing correctly, because IMDb adds "NL" country code on your results. So there are 3 (possibly 4) solutions to fix this: 1) After I update the IMDb+ scraper to fix the country/language code, you can add "NL" to the English country exception list in IMDb+ plugin settings by adding [B]|nl[/B] to the existing list 2) Wait for me to add this Tarzan movie to the rename dbase, as that is the quickest way to solve these IMDb issues with a blank language title entry on AKA 3) Add the movie to your custom rename dbase file [B](quickest fix)[/B] 4) I'll look at the RegExp logic some more for AKA page to see if somehow I can detect when a title is localized/translated versus English [/QUOTE]

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