You would need to keep all the html files (the epg themselves) in the epg folder together. As that is where the epg loader looks for them. The images you can put into another folder if you want... but you would have to go into the epg and change the location for all the images so they show up.

Say for example... I used images for the new Angel epgs... so in the epg folder you put the html file plus a folder that says Angel S1 (for season 1) and put all the season 1 images in that folder.

You would have to change each of the image tags from...

<img src="Angel101.jpg">

to

<img src="../epg/Angel S1/Angel101.jpg">

and so on for each image.

Quoting CharlieM:

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Pete,

Do  you need to keep all the files in one directory, or can you store the images in sub directories (or even whole epg)?

Seems to get a little disorganized...

Charlie

Thats what <![epgfn=filename]> in notes are for, where filename can be "pathto/filename", once set, all files belonging to the EPG are referenced relatively. i.e. "./pathto/imagename" or just "pathto/imagename"

Quoting xyrano:

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Quoting CharlieM:

Quote:
Pete,

Do  you need to keep all the files in one directory, or can you store the images in sub directories (or even whole epg)?

Seems to get a little disorganized...

Charlie

Thats what <![epgfn=filename]> in notes are for, where filename can be "pathto/filename", once set, all files belonging to the EPG are referenced relatively. i.e. "./pathto/imagename" or just "pathto/imagename"

One I didn't realize... Thanks xyrano

Quoting xyrano:

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Quoting CharlieM:

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Tried to change method to tags.  When I did it changed the display message to

"Tag say EPG, but no file. 404"


it must be in this section

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function testIFrameContent() {
    // 1.1
    if (booleanTestIt == true) {
        var iframeWin = window.frames['epgLoader'];
        if (typeof iframeWin == 'object') {
            obj.loadError = (document.getElementById) ? document.getElementById('loadError') : document.all['loadError'];
            try {
                (iframeWin.location.href.indexOf('res:') == -1) ? showIFrame(): showMessages();
            } catch (e) { // Catche IE7 access/permission denied and just display iframe and 1 error message
                showIFrame();
                if (useNotes == true) obj.loadError.innerText = errNoteUPC;  <----Set notes error
                if (useTagName == true && tagFound) obj.loadError.innerText = errTagMessage;  <---Sets tag error
                if (filenameFoundinNotes == true) obj.loadError.innerText = errNoteFilename;
                obj.loadError.style.visibility = "visible";
            }
        } else noIFrame();
    }
}

for some reason it is setting the errors  and this is where it does it.  (See my bolded comments above)  I don't understand html enough to decipher why errors set.

If you feel your EPGL setup is working you could just comment out

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//obj.loadError.style.visibility = "visible";

in the catch block.

I commented out the errortags in the config section.

Instead ofcommenting out in catch block, could this be set to "hidden". 

I know this is a bypass, would like somebody to figure out why it is happening.

Charlie

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- Banner Image
- Episode Images
- MP3 of Theme

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- Banner Image
- Episode Images
- MP3 of Theme

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