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my English is not very good, my problem is that having the Monkey rok the letters are very small and can not find them as normal all the letters of the table are small, and modify to make them look great, greetings

You probably have IE zoomed in. Either that or you can edit the "skin.css" file of the skin you are using to increase the font size.

Thanks for the script. Very useful addition to the UI. I appreciate that I have all the info available when auto-dj kicks off a track and I want to see more about it. Playing with the external panels at the moment.

Looking forward to >1% similarity in artists. Almost went looking for the line to add the *100 to, but, decided to leave it unchanged. Got enough patched scripts already.

PS: Is there a way to suppress the Active-X control warning each time MR is started?

trixmoto wrote:You probably have IE zoomed in. Either that or you can edit the "skin.css" file of the skin you are using to increase the font size.

Trixmoto, greetings, in the image on the league chart below is more my problem with small letters with the monkey rok

@Owyn - thanks, I'm glad you like it. If you search this thread for "activex" then there's quite a lot of advice, but I think the main thing to try is...
1) Run regedit.exe
2) Goto HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\0
3) Modify key 1201 = 0
This sets your "My Computer" zone setting (which is not displayed in the Internet Options) to Enabled.

@Dunk - thanks for the screenshot but I understood what you meant by small letters, and my advice before still stands.

trixmoto wrote:@Owyn - thanks, I'm glad you like it. If you search this thread for "activex" then there's quite a lot of advice, but I think the main thing to try is...
1) Run regedit.exe
2) Goto HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\0
3) Modify key 1201 = 0
This sets your "My Computer" zone setting (which is not displayed in the Internet Options) to Enabled.

@Dunk - thanks for the screenshot but I understood what you meant by small letters, and my advice before still stands.

perfect working 100% thanks greetings

Trix: Problem querying database when artist includes single quote. e.g. "Howlin' Wolf".

No line number available for the SQL.

Owyn:

Scroll back a few pages, there is a fix listed for that error.

nynaevelan wrote:Owyn:

Scroll back a few pages, there is a fix listed for that error.

Thanks. Found it. (Topic search "sql artist").
http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... 00#p239530

Will fix similar artists at same time.

Worked a treat.

That is, once I edited Functions.vbs instead of MonkeyRok.vbs.

Functionally the new version of this script is now complete. I just need to get the translations and skins sorted out.

I'm very excited! I've been watching this thread all day.

trixmoto wrote:Functionally the new version of this script is now complete. I just need to get the translations and skins sorted out.

I will wait, still digesting the current version.

The only thing I found myself looking for was an info link on the current track/album (the first panel). Got most of what I was looking for by enabling the External Biography panel. I also enabled the Similar Artists and Similar Tracks panels. Nice.

This is not a complaint or anything, just a query to Trix before MR is published.

I find that MR is SO tied to last FM that if there is an artist which LastFM does not recognise then the "Biography" section of MR spins round searching and this causes MM itself to stutter and not respond.

Is there a way to make MR search for, say 5 or ten seconds, and if there is an artist it does not recxognise it simply displays nothing? Last FM doesn't cope well with obscure artists, and not at all with home recordings or local unknown artists.

I don't want to disable the panel as it does provide good info on known artists, just maybe that Trix can loosen the controls so to speak so that MR doesn't keep searching and searching.....? This might not be possible.

Just a heads up, that's all. Still a brilliant script.
Jim