Open ChrisTERiS opened 4 years ago
@ChrisTERiS For TVShows you probably have more than one Trailer. Sometimes one for each season.
Added a getTrailers()
to TVShows and extended the examples on my fork. Will create a merge request soon.
@ChrisTERiS For TVShows you probably have more than one Trailer. Sometimes one for each season.
Added a
getTrailers()
to TVShows and extended the examples on my fork. Will create a merge request soon.
Yes, you're right. Don't remember if I read it at TMDb site but now except the "Trailer", have video types "Teaser" and "Behind the scene".
With my experience, I believe that the "Teaser" type is the good one if someone want to show just one video. Teaser is the global video for a TV Show while Trailers can be one per episode.
Thank you for your help. I'll wait the improved version.
@ChrisTERiS For TVShows you probably have more than one Trailer. Sometimes one for each season.
Added a
getTrailers()
to TVShows and extended the examples on my fork. Will create a merge request soon.
Just seen in your link before that you had already post the changes. I did all the changes, except the one in configuration/all.php as video already exist as parameter at the end of the line.
Now the link to trailer works, but as I want to display it inline the page, I'll use $trailer['key'] for it.
Thank you so much for your help. Really appreciated !!
Have copied the code below from Movie class to TVShow class and then I tried to display it on the page with $tvShow->getTrailer(); but nothing appear there. I know that this will (if) display only the filename, but is ok for me.
` /**
@return array */
public function getTrailers() { return $this->_data['trailers']; }
/**
@return string | null */ public function getTrailer() { $trailers = $this->getTrailers();
} `
Maybe it needs to add somewhere append_to_response=video or something else? If yes, where is that declaration?
Thank you Chris