2019-03-04, 04:46
I'm still running Kodi 17.4, and received the same error that you did.
I got around it by adding a new tag via the "Tags" dialog and assigning 1 TV series to it. I was then able to use the "Manage.Tags" dialogs after that.
It appears the ManageTags context menu does not properly handle the condition where no tags are initially defined. Once you define a tag, it appears to work correctly. I'll see if I can put some logic in there to account for the condition, and at least warn the user to create and assign 1 new tag name.
I just want to make you aware that this is not my plugin. I have tried contacting the author prior to this, but they have yet to respond. I just started tinkering with the plugin since I use it quite alot, and I have some programming background.
I'll keep you posted as to progress on this thread.
Hope it helps!
Thanks - Todd
I got around it by adding a new tag via the "Tags" dialog and assigning 1 TV series to it. I was then able to use the "Manage.Tags" dialogs after that.
It appears the ManageTags context menu does not properly handle the condition where no tags are initially defined. Once you define a tag, it appears to work correctly. I'll see if I can put some logic in there to account for the condition, and at least warn the user to create and assign 1 new tag name.
I just want to make you aware that this is not my plugin. I have tried contacting the author prior to this, but they have yet to respond. I just started tinkering with the plugin since I use it quite alot, and I have some programming background.
I'll keep you posted as to progress on this thread.
Hope it helps!
Thanks - Todd
