2015-12-04, 01:17
(2015-12-04, 01:05)BobCratchett Wrote: The old Google image search api - long since deprecated - has now been discontinued, so all Google image searches by the script are failing.
OMG ... Noooooo !
(2015-12-04, 01:05)BobCratchett Wrote: The old Google image search api - long since deprecated - has now been discontinued, so all Google image searches by the script are failing.
(2015-12-04, 00:29)marcelveldt Wrote: Like mentioned before by Rjsachse you can put any info you like in the pvrdetails.xml file and it will result in a window property.
I will look into scraping the ratings and mpaa from TMDB/IMDB but this will take me a while to get right. It's on my TODO list.
(2015-12-04, 01:05)BobCratchett Wrote: The old Google image search api - long since deprecated - has now been discontinued, so all Google image searches by the script are failing. It's probably possible to switch it to the Google custom search api without too much difficulty, and indeed I'll give it a go myself over the weekend if I'm not beaten to it
(2015-12-04, 16:38)marcelveldt Wrote: Too bad they removed this, it was working quite well.
(2015-12-06, 02:28)BobCratchett Wrote: I haven't gone too far into the documentation - but I saw that the 'Pricing' section on the following page - https://developers.google.com/custom-sea...1/overview - doesn't talk about it being per-IP and quickly moved on!
(2015-12-06, 02:48)marcelveldt Wrote:(2015-12-06, 02:28)BobCratchett Wrote: I haven't gone too far into the documentation - but I saw that the 'Pricing' section on the following page - https://developers.google.com/custom-sea...1/overview - doesn't talk about it being per-IP and quickly moved on!
Well, the only option I see is to let users insert their own personal API key if they want to use Google searches.
OR: Use the regular google images website and scrape the results. A pain to code but it will work.
At least the IMDB/fanart.tv options are still working.