Custom Properties Panel v3.3.4 (17-08-08) [MM3]

[MoDementia]

It is only written for MM3 , no fields in the drop down suggests you maybe using MM2?
I don't have any other ideas why they are missing an unistall/reinstall may fix it?

If you can get the fields up, just type in a name for the panel (where the "new" is) click the + next to the filed drop down to add more fields.
Once your happy click save and exit, you can the select the name you typed within the panel.

[nynaevelan]

MoD:

Something in CPP is preventing the toolbar customizations of 3.1.1207 from saving to the mediamonkey.ini file. When you get a moment can you look at it to see why?

Nyn

[nynaevelan]

MoD:

One of the devs found a solution to the problem, you will not need to make any changes to the script.

Nyn

[MM3 monkey]

I've got almost the same situation as garbanzo. I don't have the DDUB listing. I got a runtime error, subsc out of range: 'o.ItemIndex' ... Line: 758, Column: 6

The uninstall didn't work either, it threw a file not found runtime error in uninstall.vbs, Line: 50, Col: 2 and MM crashed.

I reinstalled and the uninstalled but said "no" to delete settings and all seemed better but MM crashed. I deleted all the files.

I only came in here to say thanks for the very cool script, ages ago, long before your helpful post in the other thread about Risser's suggestion. It's all leading me here and I can't use it! I wonder if it's my feeble graphics card?

My sigs not up to date but pretty close.

[MoDementia]

Hmm I think there is an issue with explaining how to set up a custom panel, some users maybe doing something to create the error.

If you list the properties you wish to see in the panel, I will set it up and post the resulting Scripts\PropertiesPanel\PropertiesPanel.ini

This hopefully will get past the initial error and you can play with it from there?

PS I haven't tested it with 3.1 but I'm sure it should still work.

[vanmeterannie]

Is this script still available anywhere? The most recent link I could see doesn't seem to be working.

[JCfantasy23]

Ive noticed a lot of these scripts are no longer available, anyone know why?

[rovingcowboy]

when a script link doesn't work its more likely been removed from the server and they did not remember to or could not find the post they had it in here. to remove it from the post,

[vanmeterannie]

Understood. In that case, is there any other script around that does something similar, i.e., will allow you to see at a glance if a track is in a playlist without having to go to the Classification tab?

[wutzin]

if you're looking for a way to find out easily which tracks are on a playlist, you should reply to this threat in the wishlist forum to show the developers that there is user interest for this:

http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... =4&t=35577

(a request to add an optional "playlists" column to the standard library view that shows on what playlists the track appears)

[irshjet35]

Looking for a lottle help with this script. I have it and like it alot, but am looking for a way to show only 1 album art instead of all. I looked through the script and really couldnt reconize where this setting was. Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

[MoDementia]

Lines 1635 to 1665
Either just show the first cover xCounter = 0
or
Add a check for objSongData.AlbumArt.Item(xCounter).ItemType = Cover (Front) 3?
and exit the loop. Need to make sure it only does the then part of

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        If xCounter = 0 Then
          ThisData = "AlbumArt\" & ThisFilename
        Else
          ThisData = ThisData & "|||" & "AlbumArt\" & ThisFileName
        End If

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      For xCounter = 0 to objSongData.AlbumArt.Count-1
        If objSongData.AlbumArt.Item(xCounter).ItemStorage = 1 Then
          ExtFilename = objSongData.AlbumArt.Item(xCounter).PicturePath
          pos = InStrRev(ExtFilename,".")
          ThisArtExt = Right(ExtFileName,RightNbr)
          ThisFilePath = ArtFolder & objSongData.AlbumArt.Item(xCounter).ItemType & "_" & xCounter & "." & ThisArtExt
          ThisFileName = objSongData.AlbumArt.Item(xCounter).ItemType & "_" & xCounter & "." & ThisArtExt
          If NOT FSO.FileExists(ExtFilename) Then
            ThisFileName = "File Not Accessible " & ExtFilename
          Else
            FSO.CopyFile ExtFilename,ThisFilePath,True
          End If
        Else
          If FSO.FileExists(objSongData.Path) Then
            ThisArtExt = Replace(objSongData.AlbumArt.Item(xCounter).Image.ImageFormat,"image/","")
            ThisArtExt = Replace(ThisArtExt,"x-","")
            ThisFilePath = ArtFolder & objSongData.AlbumArt.Item(xCounter).ItemType & "_" & xCounter & "." & ThisArtExt
            ThisFileName = objSongData.AlbumArt.Item(xCounter).ItemType & "_" & xCounter & "." & ThisArtExt
            Set CoverFile = TFS.CreateTextFile(ThisFilePath, True) 
            CoverFile.WriteData objSongData.AlbumArt.Item(xCounter).Image.ImageData, objSongData.AlbumArt.Item(xCounter).Image.ImageDataLen 
            CoverFile.Close
          Else
            ThisFileName = "File Not Accessible " & objSongData.Path
          End If
        End If
        If xCounter = 0 Then
          ThisData = "AlbumArt\" & ThisFilename
        Else
          ThisData = ThisData & "|||" & "AlbumArt\" & ThisFileName
        End If
      Next

[irshjet35]

Thanks Mo, I will try this now

[tgriff9020]

Hey Mo,
I know you dont have this script available anymore, just wondering if you will be updating it in the future, It wont work for me with 3.1.

[djmt99]

I was really hoping to see something like this script continued on. It was working fine with MM3 and need to dig up the last known mmip that I have to try on MM4.

Is there anything like this (or Playlist Sandbox, even)? I see http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... =2&t=39589, but that doesn't really do it for me.