Josep | 1 May 2006 10:52

Re: Data Source Solved

A Dissabte 29 Abril 2006 17:24, Josep va escriure:

>
> And another:
> libros.unm.edu
> port: 210

I've forgot database type in configuration. Put it and solved.

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Robby Stephenson | 3 May 2006 01:43
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Re: Data Source Solved

On Monday 01 May 2006 1:52, Josep wrote:
> A Dissabte 29 Abril 2006 17:24, Josep va escriure:
> > And another:
> > libros.unm.edu
> > port: 210
>
> I've forgot database type in configuration. Put it and solved.

Did the configuration dialog not put that in there?

Robby
Robby Stephenson | 3 May 2006 01:44
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Re: Awards

On Saturday 29 April 2006 9:07, Josep wrote:
> But this offer results not useful. I'm thinking it will offer best
> results if I can put a field "true or false" like director's cut, for
> instance, and then it will be easy to filter the database, crossing
> awards and years.
>
> Off course, I can create different fields "true or false", itch one for
> the different award, but I think this can make slowest database.

Separate "true/false" fields would probably be best. A table might actually 
be slower, but neither is that bad.

Robby
Robby Stephenson | 3 May 2006 01:47
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Re: IMDB Papers

On Saturday 29 April 2006 9:16, Josep wrote:
> First versions of Tellico can import from IMDB all the actor's in the
> movie.
>
> Since 1.1.3 version, I think, it is only possible have max. 25 people.
>
> ¿Is it possible to increase this number?
>
> ¿Perhaps editing tellicorc?

25 is rather arbitrary, maybe 99 is better. And yes, it can be increased 
above 25 by editing tellicorc. The limit is enforced in the config dialog, 
not the search code itself.

Robby
Robby Stephenson | 3 May 2006 01:53
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Re: a few requests

Hi,

On Sunday 30 April 2006 7:58, Alfredo Quesada wrote:
> 1. when defining a table field i think the table
> should have a visible border between cells, because
> when having multiline values the result is very
> strange.. it's allways difficult to know who is who
> there (probably using a QT table would be a great
> idea, specially if you want to order fields using any
> of all available attributes).

The table widget does use a QTable, so I'm not sure what you mean. Whatever 
lines are drawn is controlled by the window style.

> 2. tellico needs to allow the user to make multiple
> changes at one time.

You can edit multiple entries at once.

> 3. i've tried to set the cover for a music album
> entry, and seems to work correctly but even saving
> covers inside the collection file i can't get them
> shown automatically when i relaunch the program.

Shown automatically? You're talking about in the entry view on the bottom 
right, where all the data is shown? Whether you save images in the data 
file or not, it should show up there. Can you give me the exact steps to 
reproduce?

And relative URLs are allowed for links, but not images.
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Josep | 3 May 2006 23:27

IMDB Papers

A Dimecres 03 Maig 2006 01:47, Robby Stephenson va escriure:

> 25 is rather arbitrary, maybe 99 is better. And yes, it can be increased
> above 25 by editing tellicorc. The limit is enforced in the config dialog,
> not the search code itself.

Ok. I've tried before, but i thought that didn't work, because in Tellico 
configuration the number always is 25.

In fact, now, I've edit tellicorc and put in 50 and persist 25 in Tellico 
configuration. Seems a little bug..:-)

Thanks.

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Josep | 3 May 2006 23:36

Re: Data Source Solved

A Dimecres 03 Maig 2006 01:43, Robby Stephenson va escriure:

> > I've forgot database type in configuration. Put it and solved.
>
> Did the configuration dialog not put that in there?

Yes, it did. But there is no word in help manual and I was thinking I can 
leave this empty.

Thanks.

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Robby Stephenson | 4 May 2006 02:56
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Re: Data Source Solved

On Wednesday 03 May 2006 14:36, Josep wrote:
> A Dimecres 03 Maig 2006 01:43, Robby Stephenson va escriure:
> > > I've forgot database type in configuration. Put it and solved.
> >
> > Did the configuration dialog not put that in there?
>
> Yes, it did. But there is no word in help manual and I was thinking I can
> leave this empty.

The help files don't have a list of config file entries. Just out of 
curiosity, why are you manually editing the config file anyway?

Robby
Robby Stephenson | 4 May 2006 02:59
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Re: IMDB Papers

On Wednesday 03 May 2006 14:27, Josep wrote:
> A Dimecres 03 Maig 2006 01:47, Robby Stephenson va escriure:
> > 25 is rather arbitrary, maybe 99 is better. And yes, it can be
> > increased above 25 by editing tellicorc. The limit is enforced in the
> > config dialog, not the search code itself.
>
> Ok. I've tried before, but i thought that didn't work, because in Tellico
> configuration the number always is 25.
>
> In fact, now, I've edit tellicorc and put in 50 and persist 25 in Tellico
> configuration. Seems a little bug..:-)

When I said it's enforced by the dialog, that means that the 99 will 
persists along as you don't open the data source dialog. As soon as you do, 
then the value gets decreased. At least, I think that's the way I wrote it. 
I haven't looked at that code in a while.

If you really need it to be more than 25, edit the src/fetch/imdbfetcher.cpp 
file, and find the ConfigWidget() constructor. Doesn't around line 940 or 
so, the function that sets 25 as the maximum should be obvious. Change that 
number and recompile.

Robby
Josep | 4 May 2006 09:55

Re: IMDB Papers

A Dijous 04 Maig 2006 02:59, Robby Stephenson va escriure:

> When I said it's enforced by the dialog, that means that the 99 will
> persists along as you don't open the data source dialog. As soon as you do,
> then the value gets decreased. At least, I think that's the way I wrote it.
> I haven't looked at that code in a while.
>
> If you really need it to be more than 25, edit the
> src/fetch/imdbfetcher.cpp file, and find the ConfigWidget() constructor.
> Doesn't around line 940 or so, the function that sets 25 as the maximum
> should be obvious. Change that number and recompile.

¡Oh no! I'm afraid my knowledge and experience about compiling is very poor 
and bad...:-)

I just put 50 in tellicorc and if I don't save the data source dialog, exiting 
with "cancel", I can fetch 50 people at IMDB database without problem...:-)

Really, I prefer edit tellicorc again and again than edit and compile nothing 
at all...:-)

Thanks.

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