I have some bad News about the displaying of the Awards on the Main Movie Card.
I just found out i have to change the IMDB import script (awards part), because the Name of the Award Show (for example: Academy Awards) isn't imported just the name of the award (Oscar) itself. And just the Name of the Award isn't clear enough to know which Award it is.
Now i have to Bugfix the IMDB Scripts. Of Cause this means that the new Award Display with pictures won't work for old and current IMDB imports.
Some kind of thought aloud... I want to update the actors in my database by the imdb(for actors) script. And I wondered if there is an option in this script like for the movies and how I can see which actors are not imported yet. Belongs not really to this topic...
In order to achieve what is possible, you have to try the impossible over and over again. Hermann Hesse
- Bugfix (MovieCard) if one Event had more than 2 years the Award was displayed multiple times (was a problem primarily with TV Shows) - Added a few new Awards
Would be great to add a new info line and a menu to chose the AKA display (selected language) for a movie from Custom9. As example "Wishmaster 2": Title in database: Wishmaster 2 Original Title: Wishmaster 2: Evil never dies Custom9: ... Wishmaster 2 - Das Böse stirbt nie - Germany ...
So the new info line should be (if Custom9 is not empty or identical to MovieTitle or OriginalTitle): AKA Title (Germany): Wishmaster 2 - Das Böse stirbt nie
*EDIT* just a first try:
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
var srcTerm = ".-.Germany";
var Custom9 = '_MOVIE_CUSTOMFIELD9_';
var lng = new RegExp("^.*"+srcTerm+".*$","m");
Custom9 = Custom9.replace(/\<br\>/g, "\n");
Custom9 = Custom9.match(lng);
if (Custom9 != null) {
document.write("AKA: " + Custom9);
}
</script>
In order to achieve what is possible, you have to try the impossible over and over again. Hermann Hesse
Most of the time the systemlanguage should be the one that the user wants, so you could use the window.navigator.systemLanguage Variable in the script.