2017-06-04, 07:32
@Miyagiyoda the missing meta data filter check for each episode if that has:
a) a plot
b) a first aired date
c) a season and episode number greater than -1
so that should work as you wish
@TCCalvin we can only use the season poster which tvdb/tmdb offers us. if they don't offer a language/rating along with the season poster, we cannot distinguish that. But you can simply choose another season poster by double clicking the season node or right click and choose season poster
suppressing thumb download is not available yet
@maeda that's a bug - noted & thx
@Subbie I am not that familiar with the excel format, but your snippet looks wrong. You passed the Java types to the Excel XML cell (Excel don't understand that - see https://support.office.com/en-us/article...23dc5c771c). Try something like
a) a plot
b) a first aired date
c) a season and episode number greater than -1
so that should work as you wish
@TCCalvin we can only use the season poster which tvdb/tmdb offers us. if they don't offer a language/rating along with the season poster, we cannot distinguish that. But you can simply choose another season poster by double clicking the season node or right click and choose season poster
suppressing thumb download is not available yet
@maeda that's a bug - noted & thx
@Subbie I am not that familiar with the excel format, but your snippet looks wrong. You passed the Java types to the Excel XML cell (Excel don't understand that - see https://support.office.com/en-us/article...23dc5c771c). Try something like
Code:
<Cell><Data ss:Type="int">${movie.runtime}</Data></Cell>
<Cell><Data ss:Type="int">${movie.votes}</Data></Cell>
<Cell><Data ss:Type="String">${foreach movie.tags tag}${tag}, ${end}</Data></Cell>
<Cell><Data ss:Type="float">${movie.rating}</Data></Cell>
${foreach movie.actors actor}
<Cell><Data ss:Type="String">${actor.name}</Data></Cell>
${end}