(2013-01-26, 07:27)theycallmefizzy Wrote: I suffer from the script error. http://pastebin.com/G6ajUEai

• Close XBMC
  
• Delete the userdata/addon_data/plugin.program.advanced.launcher/settings.xml file
  
• and Restart XBMC
  

(2013-01-27, 01:32)joelones Wrote: I have just install 1.10.15 on a linux box running 12.10 rc3 and configured firefox as a launch item, however, it only comes up as half the width of the screen. I also tried toggling the window mode in "Edit Launcher" advance settings. Any other things I could try to get it in full screen?

• Boot your system into a light windows manager (like openbox) and then automatically start XBMC.
  
• Create a script (.sh) that you will be started from Advanced Launcher that will start a light windows manager and then automatically launch your application.
  
• Use another linux distribution with a windows manager.
  

(2013-01-27, 18:19)joelones Wrote: now if i could just solve the no sound issue with the flash plugin

(2013-01-30, 02:13)locoguano Wrote: Having some issues with the Comicvine scraper. I have it set to download thumbs automatically, but it is only pulling a couple here and there. All of the ones that it is missing have the cover on the site, its just not grabbing them unless I get it manually (which is a big pain with over 600 Spider-man).

(2013-01-30, 03:35)Angelscry Wrote:

(2013-01-30, 02:13)locoguano Wrote: Having some issues with the Comicvine scraper. I have it set to download thumbs automatically, but it is only pulling a couple here and there. All of the ones that it is missing have the cover on the site, its just not grabbing them unless I get it manually (which is a big pain with over 600 Spider-man).

Sorry but I cannot do it better until the Comic Vine API do not return better results. The more difficult with automatic scrapping is to have the right item on the top a the search result.... and with the Comic Vine search engine API it is really hard to obtain it form the first try. So the automatic scrapping do not give good performance. But because the right item is most of the time into the first returned results, the semi-automatic scraping give always better result.

To have a good scraping you need a good database and a good scraper.... in this case the problem is the database.

(2013-01-30, 03:56)locoguano Wrote:

(2013-01-30, 03:35)Angelscry Wrote:

(2013-01-30, 02:13)locoguano Wrote: Having some issues with the Comicvine scraper. I have it set to download thumbs automatically, but it is only pulling a couple here and there. All of the ones that it is missing have the cover on the site, its just not grabbing them unless I get it manually (which is a big pain with over 600 Spider-man).

Sorry but I cannot do it better until the Comic Vine API do not return better results. The more difficult with automatic scrapping is to have the right item on the top a the search result.... and with the Comic Vine search engine API it is really hard to obtain it form the first try. So the automatic scrapping do not give good performance. But because the right item is most of the time into the first returned results, the semi-automatic scraping give always better result.

To have a good scraping you need a good database and a good scraper.... in this case the problem is the database.

That is the frustrating part... When I do it manually (without changing the search query) the desired result is always the first item. If only the scraper would select that item automatically.

Thanks for the good work. First time trying out digital comics and I am enjoying playing around with this feature.

(2013-01-30, 05:29)locoguano Wrote: I just discovered the problem. I turned off "Article (A, The) at the end" setting and it scrapes fine. The image scraper was searching "Amazing Spider-Man #50: Spider-Man No More, The" and the article at the end threw off the result.

• Fix .lnk command windows display.