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I like this idea. but I Don't think I like it being on a single page. as collections grow. it'll get way to big to be reasonable to view in modern browsers. So I was thinking. Isn't there a way to save the 'data' in a xml or json file. then Pull the data from that as needed, using ajax/javascript? Then we could sort it by type (movie/tv show), Genre(s), Actors, Collections, Similar videos, and could even add our own favorites, and mark them watched vs. not watched. even add a 'wish list' of movies we don't have yet. that would make this damn near perfect... Thoughts anyone?
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Does this work with Alpha? When I try to use it Ember quits on me saying it cannot find a file.
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2016-04-29, 09:45
(This post was last modified: 2016-04-29, 09:48 by michalsky.)
Hi,
I'm new here and I tried this template, which by the way look awesome, but it returns nothing back.
No movie are listed, all blank.
What I'm doing wrong?
Anyway, I came to this thread, because I searching for an export template, which can include the audio and subtitle language.
it this in general possible and if yes how can I do this?
About the language export, I just saw on another thread, that it is not possible at the moment, so question answered.