Hi Kev,Kev1000000 wrote:Is this how the CP web UI works? I would like to be consistent with the web UI. Whenever I am not, people think nzb 360 is broken =(n1ghtwish wrote:Hi Kev,
Thanks for posting one of the recent updates that lets you ignore releases in CP from the Available tab.
Minor FR on this from me - can you make it so that if all releases for a film are ignored it no longer shows up at all in the Available section until another release comes along?
Layman's programming structure for this could be something like this:
I had a film (Rush) where the sole release it found was for the Grand Prix - I disabled the release but it still showed up in my Available list.Code: Select all
$Film = "FilmName" $Releases = Get-Releases -Film $Film | ? {$_.Ignored -eq $False} if ($Releases.Count -gt 0) { Show-Release -Film $Film } else { Hide-Release -Film $Film }
Yes it does appear to be the way the CP UI works.
If you have a film in Wanted, and you ignore all of the available releases, it doesn't show up under Available anymore.
However that does also appear to be how your app works now for me, which it wasn't doing before!
Couple of other things:
1. If I am on my mobile data on my phone, with wifi enabled but not connected, it appears to try and connect via the Internal Host names and fails to connect full stop, if I disable wifi then it works. Is this expected behaviour to use internal host names if wifi is enabled but not connected? I can obviously work around this by having both internal/external host names the same, but I usually just connect to the IP address when on my internal network.
2. The "Missing Episodes" on Sick Beard only seems to show recent ones to me, I would expect this to show everything in the backlog? If it's been missing for more than a few days it doesn't seem to shop up even though it does still in the GUI.