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Lack in categorizing
Hello !
This is my first week using OrangeCD, I can say it's what I've been looking for since ages. I have more than 160 DVD's Music and all in MP3 format. Once I found this software, I began to dance all night. It's perfect and I really thenk you for you categorized my music in away I never dreamed of.
I read mostly all the posts here in this forum and you guys doing great. but I faced a problem with something. I have about 140,000 MP3 file and all categorized well in this way :
Sound: / A: Anathema / All Faith Is Lost (demo )
The Crestfallen Ep
We Are the Bible
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After Forever / Ephemeral (demo)
Wings of Illusion
Prison of Desire
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Autumn Tear / Albums
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B: Beseech / From a Bleeding Heart
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C: Cradel Of Filth / Albums
And so on.... Each derived from an alphabitical letter then the band comes then the albums....
the problem is once I used the CMI Style, It appears in too many options but the main option is lost which is to explore the bands by clicking on the letter. I know it's doable but when you click on a letter the band appears with all its albums. What I want is when I click on the letter A for example I need to see the names of the bands then when I click on a name of a band, I need to see their albums. Many said about this in this forum but no scripter could give a specific answer. would you please gimme the code that I can add to the .dax so I can skip this bug and look for another ...
PS. There's someone who fixed this bug but I couldn't contact him. below is a link to his collection. Please advice.
[url]http://hematoma.net/index.html[/url]
Masochist.
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Re: Lack in categorizing
I was going to ask this question but saw it was already posted, does anyone have a good solution?
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Re: Lack in categorizing
I doubt that this can be done with standard OCD programming (html+javascript). It requires an extra page layer, which there is no provision for in OCD, as far as I can see.
One way to achieve the functionality you're looking for, would be to export the OCD data to a text file. Then you'd have to write your own scripts (in php, vbs, perl, .....) to create the web pages - using the OCD text file as input.
The link in Masocist's post points to a web site that I would assume has been created using php.
However, I may be completely mistaken. Maybe someone out there has found a way to tweak OCD into creating an extra layer of html pages.
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