Closed khaoohs closed 9 years ago
Should be fixed with ef93088b4b5b0c19e3d0e7e0ce92775119b29387, I released v4.1.13 a couple of hours ago give it a try it should work now.
@fyfe I'm on 4.1.13. If you look at the attached image in github, the kodi DB is NOT using a semi-colon, but a forward slash, which is still being mis-interpreted in my case.
Sorry I missed the version number in your original post. Which browser are you using? Have you tried clearing the browser cache? (Old files can cause some odd behavior).
WIMM accepts the following for separators , (comma) / (forward slash) | (pipe) ; (semi-colon)
I am using Chrome. Just installed Opera 26.0 (latest stable) and I am seeing the same results.
Can you do the following: (sorry if the instructions are very detailed I don't know your level of knowledge)
In Chrome
XHR finished loading
entries in the developer consoleThe response box should begin with:
{
"id": "XWMM",
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"result": {
"albumdetails": {
fyfe, not familiar with the dev console, i'm having trouble locating "here will be 2 XHR finished loading entries in the developer console" I will put some more time into it now and let you know.
Had to enable 'LogXMLHttpReqests' in the Chrome console settings dialogue.
id: "XWMM" jsonrpc: "2.0" result: {,…} albumdetails: {albumid: 2203, albumlabel: "", description: "", label: "Řád a trest", mood: [], rating: 0, style: [],…} albumid: 2203 albumlabel: "" description: "" label: "Řád a trest" mood: [] rating: 0 style: [] theme: [] thumbnail: "image://music@smb%3a%2f%2f192.168.1.100%2fzpool0%2fmedia%2fmusic%2f!T.O.O.H.!%20-%20%c5%98%c3%a1d%20a%20trest%2f01-!T.O.O.H.!-Al-amin%20(aneb%20jak%20vycakat%20jelito).mp3/" type: "MusicAlbum"
1663: {albumid: 2203, artist: ["!T.O.O.H.!"], displayartist: "!T.O.O.H.!",…} albumid: 2203 artist: ["!T.O.O.H.!"] 0: "!T.O.O.H.!" displayartist: "!T.O.O.H.!" genre: ["Progressive", "Death Metal", "Grindcore", "Metal"] 0: "Progressive" 1: "Death Metal" 2: "Grindcore" 3: "Metal" label: "Řád a trest" title: "Řád a trest" year: 2005
Here, this matches the album in the screenshots above.
id: "XWMM" jsonrpc: "2.0" result: {,…} albumdetails: {albumid: 13, albumlabel: "", description: "", label: "Real DJs", mood: [], rating: 0, style: [],…} albumid: 13 albumlabel: "" description: "" label: "Real DJs" mood: [] rating: 0 style: [] theme: [] thumbnail: "" type: ""
id: "XWMM" jsonrpc: "2.0" result: {albums: [{albumid: 2, artist: ["(həd) p.e."], displayartist: "(həd) p.e.",…},…],…} albums: [{albumid: 2, artist: ["(həd) p.e."], displayartist: "(həd) p.e.",…},…] [0 … 99] 6: {albumid: 13, artist: ["12 Inch Thumpers"], displayartist: "12 Inch Thumpers",…} albumid: 13 artist: ["12 Inch Thumpers"] 0: "12 Inch Thumpers" displayartist: "12 Inch Thumpers" genre: ["Techno", "Electronic", "House"] 0: "Techno" 1: "Electronic" 2: "House" label: "Real DJs" title: "Real DJs" year: 2001
Thanks for the info @khaoohs, v4.1.14 fixes it.
I previously left a comment in the forum that I was using a semi-colon as a genre separator. It appears that even though I tag my files with a semi-colon, Kodi is translating that into a forward slash in the Kodi database. Is forward slash allowed as a separator?
Kodi v14 RC1, WiMM 4.1.13
An excerpt of my sqlite db.![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5782681/5341199/fcac9446-7ec1-11e4-9a89-2111dac3a908.png)
How it appears in WiMM:![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5782681/5341240/326811d2-7ec2-11e4-9960-7647d1d1f1a1.png)