2007-01-10, 02:35 PM
I am very new here...
I am not certain where best to make this suggestion....
I am a very grateful user of GB-PVR, and have been using the EWA...
From the very start, I was never fond of the NetFlix link...
I realize it is in the original WebAdmin as well...
So I chose to change the code a bit...
I hope no one takes offense, But it is very affective,
and I wanted to share it with the community...
Using a simple text editor, I changed line 290 of ProgrammeDisplay.cs
It previously read...
I have "//" remarked that line out and added:
The mechanics are simple...
The Title of the Show, and It's Episodic Subtitle are prepared for URL,
They are submitted to Google, with the restriction to only Search TV.COM,
And finally, It uses the "I'm Feeling Lucky" Submit Button, to directly link
to the most relevant hit...
I'm hesitant to say it is 100%, But After several days of just basic use,
It has yet to Misdirect me...
I have always arrived at the proper Episode page...
For the curious,
I used Google specifically because TV.COM's search engine
Does NOT search by Episode Title.
Granted, this will not do much for TV broadcast in Non-English.
TV.COM is obviously an American WebSite catering to American TV.
Tho there is a great deal of British and Canadian TV...
The most immediate thing it did for me, was help my wife and I determine,
If we have seen episodes before, ( Law & Orders [all flavors] = Her;
Outer Limits and Twilight Zone [old and new] = Me )...
The longer descriptions and viewer ratings are very helpful particularly
for Anthology type Shows.
I hope someone finds this useful...
Thanks Again to GB-PVR, and the EWA Team...
-Dejunai
I am not certain where best to make this suggestion....
I am a very grateful user of GB-PVR, and have been using the EWA...
From the very start, I was never fond of the NetFlix link...
I realize it is in the original WebAdmin as well...
So I chose to change the code a bit...
I hope no one takes offense, But it is very affective,
and I wanted to share it with the community...
Using a simple text editor, I changed line 290 of ProgrammeDisplay.cs
It previously read...
Code:
Line290:
description = " (<a href=\"http://www.netflix.com/Search?dtl=1&type=title&v1=" + Server.UrlEncode(title) + "\" target=\"_blank\">Netflix</a>)" + description;
I have "//" remarked that line out and added:
Code:
description = " (<a href=\"http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=site%3Awww.tv.com+" + Server.UrlEncode(title) + "+" + Server.UrlEncode(subtitle) + "&btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky" + "\" target=\"_blank\">TV.Com</a>)" + description;
The mechanics are simple...
The Title of the Show, and It's Episodic Subtitle are prepared for URL,
They are submitted to Google, with the restriction to only Search TV.COM,
And finally, It uses the "I'm Feeling Lucky" Submit Button, to directly link
to the most relevant hit...
I'm hesitant to say it is 100%, But After several days of just basic use,
It has yet to Misdirect me...
I have always arrived at the proper Episode page...
For the curious,
I used Google specifically because TV.COM's search engine
Does NOT search by Episode Title.
Granted, this will not do much for TV broadcast in Non-English.
TV.COM is obviously an American WebSite catering to American TV.
Tho there is a great deal of British and Canadian TV...
The most immediate thing it did for me, was help my wife and I determine,
If we have seen episodes before, ( Law & Orders [all flavors] = Her;
Outer Limits and Twilight Zone [old and new] = Me )...
The longer descriptions and viewer ratings are very helpful particularly
for Anthology type Shows.
I hope someone finds this useful...
Thanks Again to GB-PVR, and the EWA Team...
-Dejunai