2013-10-04, 04:19
(2013-10-04, 03:57)jurialmunkey Wrote:(2013-10-04, 01:52)Tripp Wrote: I found a new bug. If I manually into the files and try to work on getting a filename to attach to a specific episode and TVDB is down, it should come back and say 'no info found' (or that's the error message I got on the Ace skin. In yours, it just comes back with the name of the TV show with no other information.I'm not sure quite what you mean by 'getting a filename to attach to a specific episode'? Will gladly have a look at fixing it. Can you walk me through the steps to reproduce it?
The reason I noticed this was the scraper TVDB wasn't working for awhile so new TV episodes weren't being imported. When this happens and before I blame the scraper, I always manually work my way through the XBMC file manager and make sure I didn't misname the files. From the file manager screen, I see the file that hasn't updated correctly and if it's named correctly, I should just click on it and it will force a query with the scraper to update it's information. If there is an error, your skin only shows me the name of the TV show (I guess, it could just be the name of the folder) with no other information. I think the error message is actually above it but it's white on white and won't show up.
I was going to do a screenshot but now the scraper is working so it isn't doing it anymore. But from the TV show menu, I go to files, work my way to the directory the TV show is in and enter that TV show (in this case, it was NCIS). I selected one of the files that isn't connecting (NCIS.s01e18 for example) and click on it. It begins to query the TV scraper site but an error message happens and I should be able to read it. Unfortunately all that comes back is a largish white box with only NCIS in it. I have an OK button to get rid of the white box. At this point I figure it's a problem with either the scraper or TVDB's website, but it would be nice to actually read what the error message says.