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- karandras24 - 2011-11-17 01:17
Archigos Wrote:I haven't noticed that type of error. I'm guessing in the above example it was just a typo for the forums, but if not, you're missing a '.' near the end of the IP which may be causing it.
My suggestion, if you haven't already tried is for the Application URL include the http:// to the link instead of just putting in IP:port to see if that changes it.
Yeah it was just a typo :o
Chalk one up to me being a numpty putting http:// worked a treat, thanks very much.
- gugahoi - 2011-11-17 01:22
Archigos Wrote:I haven't noticed that type of error. I'm guessing in the above example it was just a typo for the forums, but if not, you're missing a '.' near the end of the IP which may be causing it.
My suggestion, if you haven't already tried is for the Application URL include the http:// to the link instead of just putting in IP:port to see if that changes it.
That's right. If you don't explicitly tell the app it is an external link with http:// it will link it relatively so do as Archigos said and it should work fine.
On another news: I finally got a new module working!!! After learning a little bit of python and going through the code a few times to find out how to get a new module I got it.
It's a recommendations module like the one from MFP. For the moment it only has movies but adding a TV Show recommendation shouldn't be a problem. It gets the info from Trakt as always. This is how it looks like:
![[Image: screenshot20111117at101.png]](http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/6262/screenshot20111117at101.png)
- gugahoi - 2011-11-17 04:41
I know no one has replied, but I've polished the Module up. It now has both TV and Movie recommendation. It also allows a user to add those to their watchlist in Trakt or to dismiss the recommendation from trakt. I will most likely modify those options to show up as little icons and maybe add some more. What do you guys think?
The one downside for me is that it takes a couple of seconds to load since Trakt's own server response is not immediate.
Gimme feedback please...
![[Image: screenshot20111117at136.png]](http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/4541/screenshot20111117at136.png)
- Archigos - 2011-11-17 04:59
gugahoi Wrote:I know no one has replied, but I've polished the Module up. It now has both TV and Movie recommendation. It also allows a user to add those to their watchlist in Trakt or to dismiss the recommendation from trakt. I will most likely modify those options to show up as little icons and maybe add some more. What do you guys think?
The one downside for me is that it takes a couple of seconds to load since Trakt's own server response is not immediate.
Gimme feedback please...
I was very interested when you first posted about this new module but have been busy writing a more in depth Windows Guide to replace the one I wrote earlier in hopes it will explain some of the more common issues for Windows users. I'm almost done with it (not that it applies to you guga
)Just curious how many files were edited/created to add the module?
- gugahoi - 2011-11-17 05:39
Archigos Wrote:I was very interested when you first posted about this new module but have been busy writing a more in depth Windows Guide to replace the one I wrote earlier in hopes it will explain some of the more common issues for Windows users. I'm almost done with it (not that it applies to you guga
Just curious how many files were edited/created to add the module?
All in all 6 files. But out of those 6:
- 2 are necessary for any new module - the files with the functions and template
- 1 is completely discardable as soon as I learn how to use the .live function from jquery it can be deleted which will consequently mean the one line change I made to base.html will not be needed anymore.
- 1 is a necessary 1 line change to maraschino.py
- Last one is another necessary change to populate the module in the "Add module" popup
almost forgot to add: You can see all the modifications I did on git: https://github.com/gugahoi/maraschino
The branch that contains this new module is called "Recommendations" and should be fully working. After MrK accepts my first pull request I will make the pull for this one....
- Archigos - 2011-11-17 06:05
Ha.... I got it done before Midnight... I'm amazed.
As some of you guys know, I wrote a wiki with info about a bunch of HTPC related apps (originally centered around MediaFrontPage) and decided to migrate my Windows Guide for Maraschino over there so I have more control with adding screenshots, tweaking, etc.
My Maraschino page is located here and the Windows Install Guide is here.
- shadower - 2011-11-17 06:09
gugahoi Wrote:I know no one has replied, but I've polished the Module up. It now has both TV and Movie recommendation. It also allows a user to add those to their watchlist in Trakt or to dismiss the recommendation from trakt. I will most likely modify those options to show up as little icons and maybe add some more. What do you guys think?
The one downside for me is that it takes a couple of seconds to load since Trakt's own server response is not immediate.
Gimme feedback please...
This looks fantastic... cant wait for it to be merged into the branch so I can try it out.
- DejaVu - 2011-11-17 06:23
Nice module gugahoi. Really impressed at how quick you picked up Python.
Noticed it earlier, but I have my head buried in trying to sort out this MySQL business with Pre-Eden, it really is annoying me something fierce. Both my XBMC Installs are crashing constantly with no explanation why!
- themugger - 2011-11-17 14:14
Archigos Wrote:Ha.... I got it done before Midnight... I'm amazed.
As some of you guys know, I wrote a wiki with info about a bunch of HTPC related apps (originally centered around MediaFrontPage) and decided to migrate my Windows Guide for Maraschino over there so I have more control with adding screenshots, tweaking, etc.
My Maraschino page is located here and the Windows Install Guide is here.
Thanks for this guide, nice an easy to follow! everything appeared to work and when i kick of the script i get a command prompt hanging there so i assume all has started okay. i start chrome and enter http://localhost:7001 and i get prompted for credentials which i enter in okay. After which i get the error
"The server encountered an internal error and was unable to complete your request, either the server is overloaded or there is an error in the application"
- Archigos - 2011-11-17 14:38
themugger Wrote:Thanks for this guide, nice an easy to follow! everything appeared to work and when i kick of the script i get a command prompt hanging there so i assume all has started okay. i start chrome and enter http://localhost:7001 and i get prompted for credentials which i enter in okay. After which i get the error
"The server encountered an internal error and was unable to complete your request, either the server is overloaded or there is an error in the application"
Try to restart the computer that XBMC is running on to free up system resources. By the way, you are logging into Maraschino with the same user/pass as XBMC correct? (That's the way it's supposed to be)