[nessus]

@nessus - Okay both should be added now on latest github version.

Languages are put into $INFO[ListItem.Property(Language.X.Name)] - replace x with number (e.g. the 1st language listed will be $INFO[ListItem.Property(Language.1.Name)] ).

Hey @jurialmunkey 
The $INFO[ListItem.Property(Language.1.Name)] it's not working. It's empty in all movies either with one or more languages.

The thousands divider in (rottentomatoes_userreviews) it's fixed.


EDIT: More on the Language.X.Name property. I have set two languages and it returns mixed results...

- "Coco Before Channel 2009" movie returns only English language. TMBD site has English/French as spoken languages.
- "Aladdin 2019" movie returns no languages at all. TMBD site has English as spoken language.
- "Black Hawk Down 2002" movie returns English/Somali languages. TMBD site has English/Somali as spoken languages.
- "The Bourne Legacy 2012" movie returns English/Russian languages but the "Russian" string it's in Rusian language. TMBD site has English/Russian as spoken languages and the "Russian" string it's in English. The same happens with "Avengers Endgame" with English & Japanese languages.


All tests are done with query=$INFO[ListItem.Title] & imdb_id=$INFO[ListItem.IMDBNumber] arguments with same results.


Cheers
Nessus