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  • Plugin Author JCV

    (@psykonevro)

    Hi @jemcfarlandiii,

    I tried several times, on local and distant machines, with new and old WordPress installs, I can get that movie.

    I’m using the imdbID (0070869) to search for it.

    Frankly, I do not know how to help :/

    Plugin Author JCV

    (@psykonevro)

    Hi,

    Please let me know if this beta version solve your issue.

    I extensively tested it but this version implements many code changes.

    It addresses the issues you mentionned, though.

    Plugin Author JCV

    (@psykonevro)

    Hi James,
    Seems like you’re using an old version (line 233 Widget_Frontpage.php has no instruction in the latest version).
    I tried to include “A Candle for the Devil” movie, worked great. So I can’t replicate you’re issue.

    However, I’m working on a version addressing the problems with get_picture(), it’s not a big deal. Will share a beta version soon.

    Forum: Reviews
    In reply to: [Lumière Movies] Excellent
    Plugin Author JCV

    (@psykonevro)

    Thank you @pabloalf !

    Thread Starter JCV

    (@psykonevro)

    @akshaycode1
    Thanks for adding such an option.

    JCV

    (@psykonevro)

    Hi @akshaycode1
    We all know it’s related to the wordpress debugging. I guess we’re all developpers.
    The thing is that debugging shouldn’t be displayed automatically (allow to switch off)
    Can you imagine if you have to test 20+ plugins on your website and each one display it’s debugging?

    JCV

    (@psykonevro)

    Hello,
    This topic shouldn’t be resolved.
    3 months later, it’s still active.

    Plugin Author JCV

    (@psykonevro)

    Happy you made it!

    Plugin Author JCV

    (@psykonevro)

    It explains the issue. Set the chmod to 755, so the plugin can save the pictures.

    It’s probably the same chmod of
    wp-content/cache/lumiere/
    since it seems that data cache is properly saved.
    Normally, just by visiting the Lumière cache settings, it should change the chmod. Please try that first. Go to
    wp-admin/admin.php?page=lumiere_options_cache
    and see if the chmod has changed.

    Plugin Author JCV

    (@psykonevro)

    Does folder
    wp-content/cache/lumiere/images/
    Exist?
    What’s its chmod permissions?
    Let me know if you don’t understand my question.

    Plugin Author JCV

    (@psykonevro)

    Hi @mixtura

    Could you check where the broken link links to?

    Did you moved the image folder? Could you check if you have the correct permissions on wp-content/cache/lumiere/images/ ?

    Could you check that file
    wp-content/cache/lumiere/images/tt8999762.jpg
    exists?

    It is most certainely related to an issue with linux permissions.

    Plugin Author JCV

    (@psykonevro)

    thanks for your kind words 😉

    Plugin Author JCV

    (@psykonevro)

    I’ve always retrieved the IMDBID from the URL for the movie so I never noticed nor attempted to use your query tool

    You found by yourself a creative way 😉

    which just comes up with “Does Not Exist” no matter what I tried with it a few minutes ago.

    What does come up with “does not exist”, the query itself or the windows? You should get an extra window by clicking on any of the two same links (“the query tool” or “IMDb movie ID”) when editing a post. Here is a screenshot (in somewhat red the two links)
    screenshot
    The query might be less successful than IMDb’s, though, but a window should popup.

    Your code is doing what you expected it to do.

    Glad you found a way to get it back. If you’re using the plugin for years, I guess you have many posts.

    Wonder why IMDB themselves includes the “tt” in their coding examples?

    It’s historical. IMDb started with two very different types of pages: movies and people. They added “tt” for movies (I guess it means “title”) and “nm” (dunno what it stands for, “no movie”? No idea).

    Do not hesitate also to let me know should you need a new feature or information from the IMDb. I mainly code the plugin for my own needs, but since it’s now much easier to retrieve info from the IMDb, will be happy to add extra info, be it in the information displayed into the posts or in the people/movies popups.

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by JCV.
    Plugin Author JCV

    (@psykonevro)

    Go to IMDB.com – they have a search box.

    I get it now. How come you don’t use the search box provided by the plugin? Any particular reason?

    Regardless, I am just trying to get this to work for my site as I am committed at this point and will use whatever I have to.

    Please report back should the code I provided not to work. It should be easy to implement, and sustainable – except if you change your theme, you’ll have to do it again.

    I have done it this way for years and used your app doing it – my question is why did you decide to change the way you handle the “tt”?

    The plugin wasn’t handling the “tt”. This was from your perspective a feature, from the developper perspective a security issue. I’ve been improving security of the plugin lately. But also added flexibility, which should be convenient for you. Such a simple piece of code for editing movie’s id wouldn’t have been possible before.

    To make it short: the plugin should have rejected from the outset an imdb id starting with “tt”. Now it does, but you can easily change its behaviour.

    Please let me know how it goes.

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by JCV.
    Plugin Author JCV

    (@psykonevro)

    Yes – removing the tt did bring it up.

    Yepee. So normally using the code I shared should bring back all your movies.

    Because that has always appeared to me to be a legitimate part of the ID. Remove the TT from the URL it will not work – do not use the TT when using the IMDB search box and it will not bring up your movie – the tt has to be included to bring it up. I am surprised that you are asking me this to be honest.

    Sorry, I don’t get it and do not know what URL you are talking about. Could you please elaborate? If I put somewhere a misleading information, I need to fix.
    The Imdb search box is supposed to return plain IMDb ids (without ‘tt’), and when you click on a IMDb id, it should copy the IMDB ID only.
    That’s why I’m wondering how come you started using the prefix ‘tt’, which may be due to a mistake I made at some point.

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