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RE: Information files and Comment tags - timster - 06-02-2018 16:27
(31-01-2018 15:25)simoncn Wrote: To enable me to find my information files, I have added InfoFile to indexTags and
InfoFile.indexFormat={$*infoFileURI}
to tagFormat.
Thanks Simon. I'm trying to think of a way to list all albums where the InfoFile tag isn't <unknown>, rather than listing the URLs. Any ideas?
Or is there an InfoFile.displayFormat that could parse the URL to display the last /artist/album part of the string? Or similar?
Also, I'm curious. Some URLs have value "http://x.x.x.x:nnnn/minimserver/*/Music/<....>" while others have value "http://x.x.x.x:nnnn/null<....>"
Any idea why some would have this other format?
RE: Information files and Comment tags - timster - 06-02-2018 16:29
(31-01-2018 15:42)simoncn Wrote: There is also Drive PDF Viewer, which produces a less cluttered display.
I shall give it a go! Thanks.
RE: Information files and Comment tags - timster - 06-02-2018 16:37
(06-02-2018 16:29)timster Wrote:(31-01-2018 15:42)simoncn Wrote: There is also Drive PDF Viewer, which produces a less cluttered display.
I shall give it a go! Thanks.
Hmm. There are lots of PDF viewers in Google Play store, but not that one afaics.
RE: Information files and Comment tags - simoncn - 06-02-2018 17:41
I believe this was preinstalled with Android (part of Google Drive, but usable for other purposes).
RE: Information files and Comment tags - simoncn - 06-02-2018 17:44
(06-02-2018 16:27)timster Wrote: Thanks Simon. I'm trying to think of a way to list all albums where the InfoFile tag isn't <unknown>, rather than listing the URLs. Any ideas?
Or is there an InfoFile.displayFormat that could parse the URL to display the last /artist/album part of the string? Or similar?
I don't think either of these is possible.
Quote:Also, I'm curious. Some URLs have value "http://x.x.x.x:nnnn/minimserver/*/Music/<....>" while others have value "http://x.x.x.x:nnnn/null<....>"
Any idea why some would have this other format?
Can you post one of the "null" URLs in full?
RE: Information files and Comment tags - timster - 06-02-2018 18:36
(06-02-2018 17:41)simoncn Wrote: I believe this was preinstalled with Android (part of Google Drive, but usable for other purposes).
Ahh. I've turned Drive off. No worries, I've been looking at my booklets fine with Acrobat
RE: Information files and Comment tags - timster - 06-02-2018 18:40
(06-02-2018 17:44)simoncn Wrote:(06-02-2018 16:27)timster Wrote: Thanks Simon. I'm trying to think of a way to list all albums where the InfoFile tag isn't <unknown>, rather than listing the URLs. Any ideas?
Or is there an InfoFile.displayFormat that could parse the URL to display the last /artist/album part of the string? Or similar?
I don't think either of these is possible.
Quote:Also, I'm curious. Some URLs have value "http://x.x.x.x:nnnn/minimserver/*/Music/<....>" while others have value "http://x.x.x.x:nnnn/null<....>"
Any idea why some would have this other format?
Can you post one of the "null" URLs in full?
Here's a normal one:
[attachment=1491]
Here's one with "null":
[attachment=1492]
RE: Information files and Comment tags - simoncn - 06-02-2018 23:15
I have found the cause of the problem and it will be fixed in the next MinimServer update. Thanks for letting me know about this.
RE: Information files and Comment tags - timster - 07-02-2018 08:03
(06-02-2018 23:15)simoncn Wrote: I have found the cause of the problem and it will be fixed in the next MinimServer update. Thanks for letting me know about this.
No probs. I only mentioned it out of curiosity - the thing is, they still work!
RE: Information files and Comment tags - simoncn - 07-02-2018 10:30
(07-02-2018 08:03)timster Wrote: No probs. I only mentioned it out of curiosity - the thing is, they still work!
Yes, the bug only affects the "fake" URL that is produced for the index, not the real URL that is used to serve the PDF file.