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Let me know what you think about this:

After adding "Unrated", I got to thinking about other releases of movies: "Director's Cut", "Extended", "Special Edition". So, I think we may be better served to have a field called "Edition", and provide a dropdown list (like I will be doing for language).

So:
1) Do you like that idea?
2) What do I need to add to my list (I'm sure this is not complete):
Director's Cut, Extended, Unrated, Special Edition.

Another option is to simply leave this information off the database.

Yeah... got that result also. But this is for the Ressource gallery and not related to the cover and label gallery. You have to reaserch on the title folders.

Yea, resources are located in a separate area of the site, and run by completely separate code.

halo99 actually posted about the same error [url=http://www.hirescovers.net/forum/index.php?s=&showtopic=13645&view=findpost&p=120663]in this post[/url] about a week ago (although you'd not know unless you clicked on the link from his post). My reply is right after, and applies for you as well :)

Here's something you could look at fixing while you're in there. I did a search for Posters and Resources for the film Morning Glory. I got page 1 of 4 but when I tried to move to the next page I got this . . .

[i]Request-URI Too Large

The requested URL's length exceeds the capacity limit for this server.
[/i]
This may be a bit off topic, but it may also be related depending on the cause.

Yes, Joe, that makes sense. Filter-on-the-fly would help that out, along with cleaning up the titles in the database. Once you got all those erroneous results, you could click on the title you were interested in, and all the "unrelated" covers would go away :)

I'm a simple guy, I just search a valid title, what irritates me is searching title specific, and getting results of all titles with a (part of the title) word from multiple covers thus showing unrelated covers, like search for Texas chainsaw massacre and getting every cover with the word texas in it and having to search through pages of unrelated covers,hehe...did that make sense, what am I replying too, hehe

Gee thats a lot to read, can't I just search for something about it? :babydance:

hehe i'm still kinda unfimilar with the gallery features fubs, but it sounds like your gonna make them even better :D

I'm replying just so it doesn't look like you're talking to yourself, buddy!

I have no qualms about anything you're planning... it all sounds great!!! :D :D :D

I'm still getting all my specifications down on paper (a lot is still just in my head). I just wrote up the specs for some upload rules, so here they are. Once again, I'm still in the design phase on this, so if you have ideas, suggestions, etc, please feel free to speak up.

UPLOAD RULES:
You can specify default values for all new fields. In addition, some fields have an option for “examine filename”. When the site is looking for “codes” in the filename, each code must be bound by separators, either “(code)”, “_code_”, or “_code.jpg” (or other file extension).

Codes (note, none of the codes are case sensitive, so (ntsc) is the same as (NTSC) and (NtsC):
[b]Language: [/b]Put the entire language string (correct spelling according to the list) between separators.
[b]Region: [/b]R# or REGION#. The letter R followed by the region number, or the word region followed by the region number.
[b]Format: [/b]NTSC or PAL.
[b]Clean: [/b]The word CLEAN.
[b]3D: [/b]3D
[b]Season: [/b]S# or SEASON#.
[b]Disc Number: [/b]D# or DISC#.

One additional note: Selecting “Clean” (or specifying in the filename) will automatically clear Format and Region. So, for instance, if you upload NTSC and Clean artwork, you can set your default Format to NTSC. Then specify “(clean)” in the filenames of the clean versions. There would be no need to specify NTSC on the other versions, since that is your default. When the clean filename is parsed, it will set the clean flag, and set both Format and Region to blank.