Paying for IMPORT M3U Script help

[trixmoto]

I love money, but I have a massive deadline at work this Friday so unless you can pay my salary it's going to have to wait until the weekend at the earliest.

[ZvezdanD]

Triximoto's script did have that feature but there is an error

Here is a guide what you should do to get ImportM3U to work without an error:
1. In the line 126 write:

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list.AddTracks oSongList

2. in the line 121 instead of:

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Call list.AddTrack(trax.Item)

write:

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oSongList.Add trax.Item

3. In the line 114 instead of:

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Call list.AddTrack(itm)

write:

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oSongList.Add itm

4. In the line 66 write:

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Dim oSongList: Set oSongList = SDB.NewSongList

[thefaceman]

WOW. Unfortunately, I am not a programmer. I have not the slightest idea where (or how) to do this. I have changed a vbs file before (barely). Any help (again) would be appreciated.

-thanks
-thefaceman

[thefaceman]

Anyone? Please?

-thanks in advance
-thefaceman

[nohitter151]

Really? I don't see how it could be any simpler. Find the .vbs script file in the MM scripts directory. Open the file with some sort of text editor like notepad. Search for the given lines, and replace them as ZvezdanD laid out for you so nicely.

[thefaceman]

My apology for my ignorance. but
Notepad does not show line #s. If manaully count the lines I cannot see the lines that are mentioned.
The instructions only says "write"
Well does that mean change the ENTIRE line to match the new line?

My version of the .vbs file has

' MediaMonkey Script
'
' NAME: ImportM3U 3.1
'
' AUTHOR: trixmoto (http://trixmoto.net)
' DATE : 26/04/2008

Sorry, if I am being a nuisance, but script editing is not something that comes naturally to some of us.

-thanks
-thefaceman

Triximoto's script did have that feature but there is an error

Here is a guide what you should do to get ImportM3U to work without an error:
1. In the line 126 write:

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list.AddTracks oSongList

2. in the line 121 instead of:

Code: Select all

Call list.AddTrack(trax.Item)

write:

Code: Select all

oSongList.Add trax.Item

3. In the line 114 instead of:

Code: Select all

Call list.AddTrack(itm)

write:

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oSongList.Add itm

4. In the line 66 write:

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Dim oSongList: Set oSongList = SDB.NewSongList

[nynaevelan]

Try it with Notepad Plus.

[thefaceman]

Well I think I found a way to get the line numbers. I searched for the line # that the solution stated, those were easy to change since i knew those numbers i counted backwards and forwards to the lines that I had to add.

I want to confirm to those who may be trying this solution. THe lines that were added are replacing blank lines.

It is not easy and I wished MediaMonkey had a built in vbs editor that had lines shown that most people could use.

Also I am suprised that no one wanted to just make the .vbs file themselves and attach it for me (and others) to use, as I think that would have been easier. I would have been willing to pay for someone to do that, but I am thankful that it was free (not easy, but still free).

As I said, I think I have it working. I will let you know if it is successful once i test it out tomorrow.

-thefaceamn

[Guest]

Notepad does not show line #s.

1. Turn off Format / Word Wrap,
2. Turn on View / Status Bar.

[nynaevelan]

Notepad does not show line #s.

1. Turn off Format / Word Wrap,
2. Turn on View / Status Bar.

Thank you for that tip, I did not know this was possible.

[thefaceman]

The SCRIPT FIX WORKS!
Thanks
-thefaceman