After using scripts to pull the movie information from web sites, the URL changed to the website. So now the local path is not displayed...
Is there a way to show both the local path and the URL?
URL shows internet location, not local path
I think you have 3 possibilities:
1. Simply turn off import to field URL from script options, you find these on the right side of scripting window (modifiable fields)
2. Move stored local paths to another field, which could be done easily with a small script (but script needs to be run every time you added new movies)
3. Edit IMDB (or any other script) script to save URL to another field in your database, which could be done easily by editing line SetField(fieldURL, MovieURL) to something like SetField(yourcustomfieldtag, MovieURL), but that needs to be done every time IMDB script is updated then
1. Simply turn off import to field URL from script options, you find these on the right side of scripting window (modifiable fields)
2. Move stored local paths to another field, which could be done easily with a small script (but script needs to be run every time you added new movies)
3. Edit IMDB (or any other script) script to save URL to another field in your database, which could be done easily by editing line SetField(fieldURL, MovieURL) to something like SetField(yourcustomfieldtag, MovieURL), but that needs to be done every time IMDB script is updated then
Actually it was designed for files, but not in the idea to manage the files themselve, rather just list which movies were available on CD (as when I started the program, people were burning divx on CD-R... that's long time ago).Rogerthat wrote:I think ant was not designed for local files, it's for DVDs / BDs.
Good. I did that and had to struggle with the fact that I need n fields: one for each Disc/Files. That means: a dynamic range.soulsnake wrote:Hi,
New fields such as filepath, trailer, ... will be added in next major release 4.2 .
For now you can use custom fields for that.
Soulsnake.
I added three fields so far but found out that I really need more.
Joe