Additional VA info in Skin

[agerdin]

I have played around with the skinning (community skin) for the VA plugin and been able to show @Director, @Year ,@Rating, etc. However, the variables @Actor and @UserRating does not show.

I have populated values in DB but in GBPVR I can only see the literal @Actor and @UserRating.

Any idea what I am doing wrong, I understand that these variables should be supported since it is commented in the skin?

\\Agerdin

[Jeff]

Try @Cast instead of @Actor. @UserRating should work. In must cases however I would expect these to be replaced by empty strings since the plug-in does not fetch @UserRating info (yet) and only fetches cast in the test version. If you'd like to post your skin file I can try it on my machine.

Jeff

[agerdin]

Thanks Jeff,

I got actors working using @Cast, but still refuses to show @UserRating, which I for some movies have manually entered in the DB for test purposes.

You know Im waiting for the next release with automatic Rating fetch, hence this testing

\\Agerdin

[agerdin]

Jeff, did some more testing without luck. Got all info I need except UserRating which shows up blank where ever I put it. I did populate a few movies with UserRating (ViewerRating) in the db to have something to show.

Attaching my skinfile as requested.

Thanks

\\Agerdin

[agerdin]

Jeff, I know you are busy with the new release, which I am looking forward too, but have you had any chance to look at my skinfile?

\\Agerdin

[Jeff]

No, I haven't had a chance yet. I'll try to get to it this weekend.

Jeff

[Jeff]

I tried your skin file and it worked fine for me.

[agerdin]

Thanks Jeff for trying it out! However, I think you missunderstood me, its the @UserRating information that I am missing (all other is working just fine as you can see).

As I mentioned in earlier posts I have entered the UserRating information directly in the database and tried to place it in the skin where I have drawn some red cricles in your picture below.

\\Agerdin

[Jeff]

Ah. @UserRating is not supported yet even in the the database. @Rating (which is the motion picture rating, e.g. RP-13) is.

Jeff

[agerdin]

oh, that explains it. I assumed the column "ViewerRating" in the DB was meant for user rating? Will it be supported in the next release then?

Thanks for checking it anyway.

\\Anders