pretty nice.
Looking forward to 4.0.
PHP in scripts would be nice

Oh i know how you feel.. i work as an IT manager so get to spend all day on a PC so usually dead knackered at nights.mjs7231 wrote:Thanks kazgor,
The border around images will be in 3.4. I haven't found a decent PHP4 server to test this script on, and I just have been too lazy to do so..
I'm still working on client work with my nights, when I actually feel like touching a PC after 8 hours of it at work, so releases are spreading apart.
- Mike
This leads me to believe that you maybe haven't exported the complete database from AMC - specifically, you haven't exported the Number field (or alternatively, haven't imported it into your MySQL database table).SELECT * FROM `lestatou_movies`.`movies` WHERE NUM=2
Invalid Query: Unknown column 'NUM' in 'where clause'
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$this->config['options']['comma_seperated'] = array("TRANSLATEDTITLE", "DIRECTOR", "PRODUCER", "CATEGORY", "ACTORS", "LANGUAGES", "SUBTITLES");
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$this->config['options']['comma_seperated'] = array("COUNTRY", "TRANSLATEDTITLE", "DIRECTOR", "PRODUCER", "CATEGORY", "ACTORS", "LANGUAGES", "SUBTITLES");
In the french translation that i send by PM at mjs7231, i make that.lestatou wrote: Do you know how can I change the order of "original title" and "translated title". Now it shows this.
Somebody Up There Likes Me (original)
Marcado Por El Odio (translated)
and I want to show
Marcado Por El Odio (translated)
Somebody Up There Likes Me (original)
In list_view.tpllestatou wrote:Thanks xbirdtrip
If I choose this view
http://lestatou.awardspace.com/index.php?view=LISTVIEW
it shows original title. I suppose that I can change it at files tpl... I'll take a look after launch, tranks again.
PD: i have no idea about php, jeje
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<th class='title'>$LANG[ORIGINALTITLE]</th>
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<th class='title'>$LANG[TRANSLATEDTITLE]</th>
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<td class='title'><a href='$MOVIE[HREF]'>$MOVIE[ORIGINALTITLE]</a></td>
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<td class='title'><a href='$MOVIE[HREF]'>{TRANSLATEDTITLES;3}$TRANSLATEDTITLE[TITLE] $TRANSLATEDTITLE[PAREN]{/TRANSLATEDTITLES}</a></td>
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<td class='title'><a href='$MOVIE[HREF]'>$MOVIE[ORIGINALTITLE]</a></td>
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<td class='title'><a href='$MOVIE[HREF]'>{TRANSLATEDTITLES;3}$TRANSLATEDTITLE[TITLE] $TRANSLATEDTITLE[PAREN]{/TRANSLATEDTITLES}</a></td>
Once you have the information in a database, its easy to fix. Maybe its worth writing a 3 or 4 line script to do this for you. You should be able to execute the below query to fix the values using SQLYog, or PHPMyAdmin..Sat_Wolf wrote:I mean that is a bad idea. When i do this, than all url´s convertet also.