[mythtv] Question on MythWeb + Suggestion

[Joe Smith]

Good suggestion.

As far as you question:  The Recorded view relies on connecting to a running
MythBackend.  If you don't have one running, you should expect it to be
blank.   If mythbackend is running, then you'll want to debug where your
settings -> MasterBackendIP points to and make sure you can connect to it
from you web box.

Also I've been half way through showing conflicts in mythweb for 2 weeks, so
I'm releasing this patch which simply shows the conflicts (and doesn't allow
you to resolve them), in the hopes someone else has time to finish this.
While this isn't finished, it's still a nice to have feature so no reason
not to add it to cvs as is.   I also made the mythbackend connectivity a
little more robust.

patch -p0 < conflicts.patch   on latest cvs.

Joe
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kevin J. Slater" <kslater at pobox.com>
To: "mythtv-dev" <mythtv-dev at snowman.net>
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2003 11:48 AM
Subject: [mythtv] Question on MythWeb + Suggestion


> First off, great work on MythWeb and great work on MythTV
> as a whole. I don't think you guys hear "Thanks" enough. It's
> really a great project.
>
> The suggestion: What about putting the following in
> the header of the listings page?
>
> <META http-equiv="refresh" content="900">
>
> This would allow the listings to 'scroll' such that if a
> user left a browser parked on the listings page it would
> automatically advance with time.
>
> Now the question(s):
>
> In my experiments I've noticed that the Listings and Movies
> views work great. The Recordings view seems to have most of
> the info, but is missing the timeslot information for programs
> scheduled to record in a timeslot. The Recorded view seems to
> only have the skeleton for the page but doesn't show any
> content. Does my experience reflect the current state of
> affairs with MythWeb?
>
> BTW, I'm using CVS as of last Saturday afternoon. I don't
> have much experience with PHP, but I have a lot of development
> experience including some current web development experience,
> so if I can help out, please send marching orders.
>
> ...Kevin
>
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