But I think you should check your calendar again.
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Re: Advanced Report 5.9 - Updated 01/10/2010
Thanks Trix.
But I think you should check your calendar again.
But I think you should check your calendar again.
Re: Advanced Report 5.9 - Updated 01/11/2010
Haha, ooops! 
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Re: Advanced Report 5.9 - Updated 01/11/2010
Thank you very much!
I can confirm that tooltips are working correctly again.
And I'm excited to play with the new options when I get a chance!
I can confirm that tooltips are working correctly again.
And I'm excited to play with the new options when I get a chance!
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The gpzbc
Re: Advanced Report 5.9 - Updated 01/10/2010
I'm curious, what criteria is used for the "top albums"? It appears to be recently added, but I'm wondering what time period that includes.trixmoto wrote:New version (5.9) is now available to download from my website. Changes include...
- Fixed tooltips not appearing
- Fixed playlist pages not linked correctly
- Added option to exclude track listing
- Added option to show top albums page
- Added option to display album details
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The gpzbc
The gpzbc
Re: Advanced Report 5.9 - Updated 01/10/2010
Duh...gpzbc wrote:I'm curious, what criteria is used for the "top albums"? It appears to be recently added, but I'm wondering what time period that includes.
On another note, can you add <Genre> to the Album Info Mask, along with the ability to insert a break (<br>) into the next version?
Thanks again for this update and for implementing the Top Albums feature. I really like it.
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The gpzbc
Re: Advanced Report 5.9 - Updated 01/11/2010
It will display at 5 albums in each of the three sections, unless you have specified a larger number of albums per row, in which case it will use that number.
I'll look at adding <Genre> to the album masks in the next version, but you should be able to use <br> anyway.
I'll look at adding <Genre> to the album masks in the next version, but you should be able to use <br> anyway.
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Re: Advanced Report 5.9 - Updated 01/11/2010
I wonder if it would be a big deal to have the option to show more than 5 albums total? I currently have it set to 4 albums per row. So I get 4 albums in one row, and then 1 album in the next row. Personally, I would love to be able to show something like my 20 most recent albums, my top 10 played albums, and my top 10 rated albums.trixmoto wrote:It will display at 5 albums in each of the three sections, unless you have specified a larger number of albums per row, in which case it will use that number.
Thanks! Hmm.... I tried <br> but it didn't work. I'll have to give it another whirl.trixmoto wrote:I'll look at adding <Genre> to the album masks in the next version, but you should be able to use <br> anyway.
As always, thanks so much for your hard work. I know there are a lot of MM users who are very grateful.
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Re: Advanced Report 5.9 - Updated 01/11/2010
Is there a way (probably playing with the css file) to show all albums without spaces between them when I choose not to display artwork?
Right now it looks like this :
Album 1
Album 2
Album 3
But I'd rather have:
Album 1
Album 2
Album 3
Any quick fix?
Thanks!
Right now it looks like this :
Album 1
Album 2
Album 3
But I'd rather have:
Album 1
Album 2
Album 3
Any quick fix?
Thanks!
Re: Advanced Report 5.9 - Updated 01/11/2010
Probably not, it's built in a table structure. You might be able to minimise the gap using css on the table, but I think there'll always be some gap.
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Re: Advanced Report 5.9 - Updated 01/11/2010
I am new to this. How do I get it to work. It is installed thanks to the solution to error install. But how do I generate the report?? MM3.2; Windows Vista
RC
RC
Re: Advanced Report 5.9 - Updated 01/11/2010
File > Create Reports > Advanced Report
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Re: Advanced Report 5.9 - Updated 01/11/2010
I had this same problem tonight. After Trixmoto's post, I looked around. The script is not on the Scripts.ini list, nor in the auto folder. I manually added to Scripts.ini to make it show up, though I haven't played with it yet.rctechy4 wrote:I am new to this. How do I get it to work. It is installed thanks to the solution to error install. But how do I generate the report?? MM3.2; Windows Vista
RC
Re: Advanced Report 5.9 - Updated 01/11/2010
Trix,
I upgraded to 5.9 and attempted to generate a report. The script threw an error at line 1377 indicating object ‘comp’ not being defined.
I took a quick look at line 1377 which attempted to use the comp object and discovered that the object wasn’t defined until line 1796 with ‘Dim comp : Set comp = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")’
I removed code at 1796 and inserted it at line 1312 because it looked like a safe point that preceded line 1377. This got me past the error and allowed for the report to be generated.
I’m sure there is a better place for the object to be defined, but hopefully this helps isolate the bug for a future fix.
Everything seems to work and I think the new functionality is great.
Your work is amazing. Thanks for sharing it with the community.
Spudman
I upgraded to 5.9 and attempted to generate a report. The script threw an error at line 1377 indicating object ‘comp’ not being defined.
I took a quick look at line 1377 which attempted to use the comp object and discovered that the object wasn’t defined until line 1796 with ‘Dim comp : Set comp = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")’
I removed code at 1796 and inserted it at line 1312 because it looked like a safe point that preceded line 1377. This got me past the error and allowed for the report to be generated.
I’m sure there is a better place for the object to be defined, but hopefully this helps isolate the bug for a future fix.
Everything seems to work and I think the new functionality is great.
Your work is amazing. Thanks for sharing it with the community.
Spudman
Re: Advanced Report 5.9 - Updated 01/11/2010
Thanks for the detailed report - must be some code I moved around in the latest version.
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Re: Advanced Report 5.9 - Updated 01/11/2010
Advanced report doesn't show up. Restarted MM after installing your script as is needed. Investigating after reading the last few pages from people.trixmoto wrote:File > Create Reports > Advanced Report