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Originally posted by amikacin
I woul only suggest one more thing: to be able to keep the year in the original title, if one wanted so. It is impossible in all the latest scripts.

Thanx for the great work.

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Originally posted by FreaKBrother
1) Fixed: The movielist only showed the title, like this: "Max" and not with the year: "Max (2002/II)".

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Originally posted by Ian

lovely work you are doing on this script.

I am wondering if there is anyway to:
==> stop the import list from showing the entries which have(VG)after the title. I guess these are VIEDO GAMES, and I would rather have a seperate script if I wanted to import video games.

thanks again for your hard work on scripts.

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Originally posted by FreaKBrother
If you did make changes to the script which you saved what program did you use to edit the script with?

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Originally posted by FreaKBrother

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Originally posted by Ian

lovely work you are doing on this script.

I am wondering if there is anyway to:
==> stop the import list from showing the entries which have(VG)after the title. I guess these are VIEDO GAMES, and I would rather have a seperate script if I wanted to import video games.

thanks again for your hard work on scripts.

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PS.. Isn't that a UNIX EOL character in that script problem U are trying to debug for another person in this thread ?
Thank you

Yes I guess it would be possible to modify the script to not show the video games (VG) entries but I'm not sure that it's worth the effort. In my experience it rarely shows any VG (but I guess it depends on what kind of movies you have).

Is it distractive to have the VG entries in the list? Do you get many VG entries when you're importing?
Can you give me an example to search for?

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// #30# = The dividing string that is used in the movietitlelist.
    #PUT#=-------------------------------------#30#
    // #31# = Web address for iMDB that is used by the script when it collects the information.
    #PUT#=http://www.imdb.com#31#
    // #32# = The number of actors you want the script to take.
    // "All available" = 0
    #PUT#=10#32#
    // #33# = Take the "iMDB name" of actors and directors. Like this "Stephen Fisher (I)".
    // If this is enabled the script will be much slower but it's very useful if you
    // add the actors to the "actors database" because they get unique names.
    // "Enable"  = 1
    // "Disable" = 0
    #PUT#=0#33#
    // #34# = Take the "iMDB name" of producers, writers, photographer, musicians. Like this "Stephen Fisher (I)".
    // "Enable"  = 1
    // "Disable" = 0
    #PUT#=0#34#
    // #35# = Set to the maximum amount of "genres" (categories) the script should take.
    // If you want the "genres" only to have the first genre and the rest to be placed in "subgenres"
    // then you should set this to "1" and set the #36# (subgenres) to 0.
    // "All available" = 0
    #PUT#=1#35#
    // #36# = Set to the maximum amount of "subgenres" (subcategories) the script should take.
    // If you want the "genres" only to have the first genre and the rest to be placed in "subgenres"
    // then you should set this to "0" and set the #35# (genres) to 1.
    // "All available" = 0.
    #PUT#=0#36#
    // #37# = Keeps track of what page is the default one used by the "Script Engine"
    // "Main Details" = 0
    // "Combined Details" = 1
    #PUT#=0#37#
    // #38# = Stores the site ID (MovieID) for the movie.
    #PUT#=1#38#
    // #39# = Specifies if you want only the first "Country" or all of them.
    // "All countries available" = 0
    // "Only the first country" = 1
    #PUT#=0#39#
    // #40# = Specifies if you want only the first "Language" or all of them.
    // "All languages available" = 0
    // "Only the first language" = 1
    #PUT#=0#40#
    // #41# = Stores the URL for the movie, "Combined Details" page.
    #PUT#=1#41#
    // #42# = Take the characters name that the actors play together with actors name. Like this "Woody Allen (Alvy Singer)".
    // "Enable"  = 1
    // "Disable" = 0
    #PUT#=1#42#
    // #43# = Add the producers, writers, photographer, musicians to the "actors database".
    // "Enable"  = 1
    // "Disable" = 0
    #PUT#=0#43#
    // #44# = Include year in the original title. Like this "King Cobra (1999)"
    // "Enable"  = 1
    // "Disable" = 0
    #PUT#=1#44#
    // #45# = Add movie awards.
    // "Enable"  = 1
    // "Disable" = 0
    #PUT#=1#45#

// #38# = Stores the site ID (MovieID) for the movie.
    #PUT#=1#38#

// #41# = Stores the URL for the movie, "Combined Details" page.
    #PUT#=1#41#

// #38# = Stores the site ID (MovieID) for the movie.
    #PUT#=0#38#

// #41# = Stores the URL for the movie, "Combined Details" page.
    #PUT#=0#41#

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Originally posted by nickske

Hi, i use your script alot but i get this error sometimes for the movies I import --> Error on Script Expression:#OPENNEWWEB#, The poster Images isn't valid!Line: 1231 and it comes back 5/6 times

any help?

movie where i get the bug: Bill and Ted's Bogus journey and also Monsters inc and some others

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