Alan Scott wrote:
@ Arturo - Hello, with the newest version of ComicRack, upon first attempt to import, I get this error box...

The attached file should fix this... I have no time just now to make a proper package and upload it, so simply overwrite the current file.

No need for apologies, my man, do it when you can. I'm sure we will survive the week's wait .

In the interest of keeping you informed, the script will now successfully run with issues having preexisting tags. If I try to run on an issue without one, the script quits. If I manually enter a tag for an issue without one, it will successfully run. So halfway there .

Alan Scott wrote:
No need for apologies, my man, do it when you can. I'm sure we will survive the week's wait .

In the interest of keeping you informed, the script will now successfully run with issues having preexisting tags. If I try to run on an issue without one, the script quits. If I manually enter a tag for an issue without one, it will successfully run. So halfway there .

Thanks for the report! As a matter of fact I did test in only on issues already tagged!

I updated the faq about scripting with info about the packaging format to easily install scripts.

Well, trying to use the comicvine script with v0.9.115 & ImportComicVineInfo0_8_2.zip update.

The problem is when I try to import comic info, I get a dialog box showing the thumbnail and that's it. It just keeps on standing there without updating the comic (net is working fine, older versions of the script worked fine with older versions of comicrack). It then hangs the entire program, and I have to kill it via Ctrl+Alt+Del

Please help..

ComicRack is now using IronPython 2.6. Maybe there are some incompatibilities.

You can also try to set the frame settings in ComicRack.ini (at the end) to false. Maybe that's the problem.

cYo wrote:
ComicRack is now using IronPython 2.6. Maybe there are some incompatibilities.

You can also try to set the frame settings in ComicRack.ini (at the end) to false. Maybe that's the problem.

The script's been working fine for me post-.115. It's more likely there's a problem with one of the following:
-You specified a series name and used the delete key in the dialogue box(a known issue that causes the script to hang)
-You don't have an internet connection or comicvine is unreachable for some reason (should eventually unfreeze and end, but it does freeze for a while)
-There's an error in CV's database that's causing the script to screw up (for instance, any series that starts with Power Pack currently does this)

Can you copy the actual values in the following fields into a post here? Also make sure these are committed values (in other words, not in grey)
-Series
-Number

DouglasBubbletrousers wrote:

-You specified a series name and used the delete key in the dialogue box(a known issue that causes the script to hang)
-You don't have an internet connection or comicvine is unreachable for some reason (should eventually unfreeze and end, but it does freeze for a while)
-There's an error in CV's database that's causing the script to screw up (for instance, any series that starts with Power Pack currently does this)


Ok.. I checked the above-mentioned points, and nothing is wrong with them.

I tried cYo's suggestion of setting the frame settings in ComicRack.ini (at the end) to false. That helped partially. Now, it doesn't hang, but downloads the covers for the comic and then closes without updating.

p.s. the comics I've tried include batman & robin, and daredevil. CV definitely won't error in these, would it ?

600WPMPO wrote:
Now, it doesn't hang, but downloads the covers for the comic and then closes without updating.

I'm also having that problem.

You guys are welcome to try the new branch of this script that I've been working on; some of the bugs you are experiencing may be fixed.

You do not have to uninstall perezmu's script in order to install mine--they can be installed at the same time, and will run just fine side by side.