SEASON # is appended to all tv show sets, rather than just series name. #2122
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Comment #1 originally posted by Omertron on 2011-10-09T16:31:21.000Z: default skin |
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Comment #2 originally posted by Omertron on 2011-10-09T16:35:37.000Z: Notice the difference in the tag of these two: Previous snip of index.xmlEver wonder what the biggest food stars and chefs eat in their free time – when they're paying? Find out on The Best Thing I Ever Ate! It's the ultimate guide to the country's most amazing meals, eats, and treats as told by the pros who spend their lives obsessing over food. From a barbecue sandwich worth driving over 1500 miles to canolli so good that it completely healed a bad breakup. Don't miss this series featuring some of your favorite Food Network stars, offering a taste of the things you must try before you die. Snip of newest xmlEver wonder what the biggest food stars and chefs eat in their free time – when they're paying? Find out on The Best Thing I Ever Ate! It's the ultimate guide to the country's most amazing meals, eats, and treats as told by the pros who spend their lives obsessing over food. From a barbecue sandwich worth driving over 1500 miles to canolli so good that it completely healed a bad breakup. Don't miss this series featuring some of your favorite Food Network stars, offering a taste of the things you must try before you die. |
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Comment #3 originally posted by Omertron on 2011-10-09T16:35:46.000Z: Notice the difference in the tag of these two: Previous snip of index.xmlEver wonder what the biggest food stars and chefs eat in their free time – when they're paying? Find out on The Best Thing I Ever Ate! It's the ultimate guide to the country's most amazing meals, eats, and treats as told by the pros who spend their lives obsessing over food. From a barbecue sandwich worth driving over 1500 miles to canolli so good that it completely healed a bad breakup. Don't miss this series featuring some of your favorite Food Network stars, offering a taste of the things you must try before you die. Snip of newest xmlEver wonder what the biggest food stars and chefs eat in their free time – when they're paying? Find out on The Best Thing I Ever Ate! It's the ultimate guide to the country's most amazing meals, eats, and treats as told by the pros who spend their lives obsessing over food. From a barbecue sandwich worth driving over 1500 miles to canolli so good that it completely healed a bad breakup. Don't miss this series featuring some of your favorite Food Network stars, offering a taste of the things you must try before you die. |
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Comment #4 originally posted by Omertron on 2011-10-12T12:37:02.000Z: What's the title fields of the two entries? |
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Comment #5 originally posted by Omertron on 2011-10-13T02:09:31.000Z: <title>The Best Thing I Ever Ate</title> for both |
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Comment #6 originally posted by Omertron on 2011-10-15T23:08:44.000Z: Yes this is a BIG problem now, and noticed it after the most recent update to r2699. On 3 on my kids TV shows, which had no new episodes, title names are changed along with sets. (using older AEon-list skin) also for Wizards Of Waverly Place S00E01 - The Movie.xml This also applies for the Set_... .jpg/html files And I have Sets set up with a value of 3 (so 3+ seasons will be a set). The big problem is now the screen output will have Either way, the use of "" is wrong. Under Eversion skin, Kids jukebox contains... On my TV shows with All-in-one skin, new shows show up as |
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Comment #7 originally posted by Omertron on 2012-02-04T18:59:46.000Z: This issue was closed by revision r2924. |
Original issue 2123 created by Omertron on 2011-10-09T16:29:05.000Z:
Using YAMJ 2670
Sets are labeled on Index pages as "TVSERIESNAME SEASON 1"
Rather than just by TVSERIESNAME
This is true regardless of how many "seasons are contained in the set
It used to be the XLS could check for -1 in the <season> field of the generated index.xml file, for that sets location in the index.
That field now carries <season>1</season>
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