I answer myself... It means the Genre, but how does it work exactly? I changed the name of the .png file "comedy.png" to "comedia.png" (in spanish), but the image does no appear in the movies with Genre "comedia".
Hi marcehl ;) That's indeed a little problem that need to be explained...
Go to the folder "C:\Documents and Settings\...\eXtreme Movie Manager\MovieCards". There is a file called Genre.js that has be be modified manually. This code will be called by DefaultHTMLCard so the card itself don't has to be changed.
A short explanation of how to modify: 1. adding genres: just add the following lines before the last } else { phrase. --> } else if(a == "new_genre") { --> document.write('<img border="0" src="MovieCards/Genre/new_genrepic.png" width="48" height="48">'); new_genre has to be lowercase and the png has to be in folder Genre. use _empty.png as template for the new pic 2. adding new translation: add the 2 pipe signs (Alt Gr + <) and the new comparison before the trailing ")" --- || = or --> } else if(a == "romance" || a == "romanze") { --> } else if(a == "romance" || a == "romanze" || a == "amore") {
The png itself doesn't has to be renamed for translations. I hope that I have explained it understandable enough...
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Yellow sign on DefaultMovieCard v. 7.0.4.8.
Posted - 13 Sep 2009 : 01:13:15
