Thanks for the ActiveX disabling info - appreciate the help

To completely disable the ActiveX warnings:

1) Run regedit.exe (WinKey+R)
2) Goto HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\0
3) Modify key 1201 = 0

If key 1201 doesn't exist, create it:
Right-click the right pane -> New DWORD (32-bit) Value -> name it 1201.

4) Close and restart MediaMonkey.

I'm experiencing issues with the plugin. A dialog pops up notifying me about the active x script, but more importantly, once it runs the window width extends infinitely right, prohibiting me from scrolling over horizontally to reach the edit icon.

See video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khwiKeWZw3w

It looks to be a very useful plugin. One additional feature might be instead of having to choose one classification method (artist, genre, mood, etc) to have tabs that allow for easy switching of the classification method.

I'm glad you found it!

My bad, pen button was in its normal place. I just didn't notice the horizontal scroll bar

trixmoto wrote:
Use the "View" menu to show/hide this panel and click the pen icon to edit the options.

This is the pen icon Trixmoto is referring to. Which buttons are you referring to?

There are no buttons at all

The settings panel can be reached by clicking on the "pen" icon, as described in the first post. Unless there are other options that you require, in which case it would make it easier for me to add them if you actually suggested them.

apparently, there is no way to change the settings, just long list ordered alphabetically

New version (1.2) is now available to download from my website. Changes include...

- Fixed "Artist & Album Artist" typos
- Added option to specify background colour
- Added option to not expand tag node
- Added option to underline split tags
- Added option to view cloud of Last.Fm user tags
- Added option to view cloud like Last.Fm Boffin

When viewing the cloud of Last.Fm user tags you must have set your Last.Fm username in the options sheet added by the scrobbler plugin. The user tags are cached for 15 minutes to reduce calls to Last.Fm.

When viewing in Last.Fm Boffin mode there is a link next to the dropdown called "Download tag data" - clicking this will trigger a background process once you've clicked the "Ok" button. This background process will check all of the tracks in the active filter to see if they need the tag data downloading from Last.Fm and will then loop through those that do and download the data - this can take a long time with a large library. The track tags are cached for 7 days, in accordance with the Last.Fm terms of service. When a track finishes playing in this mode it will automatically check and download tags and rebuild the cloud.

Brouwerik wrote:Is it possible that when you click a tag it can redirect to a node made with MagicNodes (with the same name)?

I can't figure out how to allow the user to configure this and for it to work automatically for the different tag fields. Maybe you could provide me with a screenshot of your tree showing the MagicNodes?

debu wrote:Would be cool if it would populate the cloud with last.fm tags like: last.fm "Boffin"

I've come round to looking at this and I'm a little confused about exactly what you're after. What I originally assumed is that I'd be querying "user.getTopTags" to get the top tags that you have scrobbled, except when I came to test this I found out I don't actually have any at all! Looking in more detail at what "Boffin" does, it actually works as you play tracks, which doesn't really fit in with the way that this script works. Which were you thinking?

Thx
It worked fine

i'll changed the color code for the backround to a gray dark color matching my skín.

/Maka

Well you can change the font style and colour already, unless you want a colour other than black or blue or green or orange or purple or red? I can add a field to specify the background colour as well. You could do this yourself temporarily by amending line 202...
...to be something like...

Yep, a background color change and ability to populate by last.fm tags to get a different "take" on your collection would make this all kinds of cool.