Even after adding some of the posters on moviesposterDB to the movies which did not have poster before , and updating them here on ICM they dont get updated here. Kindly tell me why as they r already updated on moviesposterDB..!!
I think you need to reset the update queue, I've uploaded a bunch of posters to the other site but they haven't changed here yet. More recent posters I have uploaded have appeared here, but there are about 50 that have been in limbo for over a week or more. Thanks.
Any news on that issue? I still get the "The cover of this movie is already in the update queue. Please check back later." at any uncovered movie... How much does it take the list of covers to upload?
When trying to add some covers to movies without them, I anytime get the message "The cover of this movie is already in the update queue. Please check back later." Many days have passed since and I'm still getting same message... Is that normal?
How about getting them their own list on this site? Or alternatively using this list:
http://www.movieposterdb.com/lists/tccandler
which appears to have some more unusual titles.
I've added a bunch of covers now thus making my samurai list pretty up-to-date. However, this bugs me: "You have reached your upload limit. Please wait till your uploads get moderated, after that you can upload again." I can't stand waiting, hehe.
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To prevent having users to do this, I add a timestamp when including .js & .css-files. Example in php:
<script type="text/javascript" src="jssource.js?'.time().'"></script>
This assures me that the .js-file will be redownloaded with every pageview and the user will always have the latest version. Downside is more traffic and slower pageload. You can remedy that by appending a versionnumber rather than a timestamp. But then you'd have to remember changing the filenames every now and then. Or, and this is the coolest solution, check the filedate serverside and append that to the filename in your scripts.
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Even after adding some of the posters on moviesposterDB to the movies which did not have poster before , and updating them here on ICM they dont get updated here. Kindly tell me why as they r already updated on moviesposterDB..!!MovieDearest
I think you need to reset the update queue, I've uploaded a bunch of posters to the other site but they haven't changed here yet. More recent posters I have uploaded have appeared here, but there are about 50 that have been in limbo for over a week or more. Thanks.serranouaille
Any news on that issue? I still get the "The cover of this movie is already in the update queue. Please check back later." at any uncovered movie... How much does it take the list of covers to upload?MM
Any chance that Criterion covers could get preference over standard posters?dumbed down
Now this is progress gentlemen... And too think Zuckerberg bought out Instagram for a billion. Hehe, what an Idiot!Sweet deal guys. :P
serranouaille
When trying to add some covers to movies without them, I anytime get the message "The cover of this movie is already in the update queue. Please check back later." Many days have passed since and I'm still getting same message... Is that normal?HEMA
How about getting them their own list on this site? Or alternatively using this list:http://www.movieposterdb.com/lists/tccandler
which appears to have some more unusual titles.
Cassiodoro
Great work!piet
@marijn You're the greatest ;)monty
I've added a bunch of covers now thus making my samurai list pretty up-to-date. However, this bugs me: "You have reached your upload limit. Please wait till your uploads get moderated, after that you can upload again." I can't stand waiting, hehe.Marijn
@piet It should be fixed now ;)Lord X
Well played, guys. Thanks!piet
@dM We normally do that, but someone (not gonna say who, but it isn't Erik or me) forgot to add a new timestamp to the proper files ;)NuclearPlanet
I've always hated seeing movie without Poster. Glad to see that's just about to be over.dM
@Piet:To prevent having users to do this, I add a timestamp when including .js & .css-files. Example in php:
<script type="text/javascript" src="jssource.js?'.time().'"></script>
This assures me that the .js-file will be redownloaded with every pageview and the user will always have the latest version. Downside is more traffic and slower pageload. You can remedy that by appending a versionnumber rather than a timestamp. But then you'd have to remember changing the filenames every now and then. Or, and this is the coolest solution, check the filedate serverside and append that to the filename in your scripts.
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