2015-06-16, 17:22
It says script failed when i select yes.
(2015-06-23, 01:32)Warner306 Wrote: I am using Isengard Beta 1. I have found this addon is now removing the commas in the number of votes. For example, (100,000) has become (100000).like HeresJohnny said: it seems to be a language setting, this add-on used always plain numbers. kodi will format the number based on your language settings...
Is there any way to reverse or correct this behavior?
(2015-06-23, 22:49)corrigami Wrote: Hi Jandalf,Thanks was hard work
I've been using your add-on, and I have to say it's pretty brilliant!
Anyway, there's one very minor thing I've noticed, and it's in the csv file that is generated after each run (the one that shows which entries of the Top250 you don't have). All of the columns are seperated by ; instead of commas, is there a specific reason for this?
Keep up the good work!
Cheers,
corrigami
(2015-06-23, 23:00)Jandalf Wrote:(2015-06-23, 01:32)Warner306 Wrote: I am using Isengard Beta 1. I have found this addon is now removing the commas in the number of votes. For example, (100,000) has become (100000).like HeresJohnny said: it seems to be a language setting, this add-on used always plain numbers. kodi will format the number based on your language settings...
Is there any way to reverse or correct this behavior?
(2015-06-24, 05:17)Warner306 Wrote: The numbers are arabic numerals, so I don't know why language settings would apply?
(2015-06-23, 23:00)Jandalf Wrote: Thanks was hard work
yeah the reason is, that the movie names could contain commas which would result in a new column. ; seems pretty safe to use with movie names.
which program do you use to open the file? OpenOffice/LibreOffice will ask you for the seperator. If you use Microsoft Office you may need to change the seperator in the regional settings of your operating system...
(2015-06-24, 20:12)Jandalf Wrote:(2015-06-24, 05:17)Warner306 Wrote: The numbers are arabic numerals, so I don't know why language settings would apply?
the regional settings (under the language settings) the format of time, date, numbers etc. is set. so in germany a number would be 100.000 and in USA 100,000.
(2015-06-28, 23:50)Warner306 Wrote: I am still struggling to have commas in the number of votes. My language settings are as follows:
Language: English (US)
Characters: Arabic (ISO)
Can someone recommend settings for an English speaker that are compatible with this addon? The commas have disappeared since the upgrade to Isengard.
(2015-06-30, 04:18)Dave the Minion Wrote: I have a query.... Many times after updating my IMDb ratings I end up with multiple titles having the same top 250 number. I can understand if one movie is scraped at #122 then later another movie is scraped and now it is #122 but shouldn't running this add-on fix these anomalies?
(2015-06-29, 20:30)Jandalf Wrote:(2015-06-28, 23:50)Warner306 Wrote: I am still struggling to have commas in the number of votes. My language settings are as follows:
Language: English (US)
Characters: Arabic (ISO)
Can someone recommend settings for an English speaker that are compatible with this addon? The commas have disappeared since the upgrade to Isengard.
sorry, I've just looked into it. for some reason the vote counts are stored in the kodi database with a comma no matter what regional settings are set. that has nothing to do with my addon but with kodi storing this value. mayb this behavior has changed with the isengard update (still on helix, so a can't test this). so if I'm correct you need to ask in the kodi forum why the numbers don't get formatted the right why.