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Actually, the issue isn't that you added Country, it's that you know longer have the Movie Ratings (PG, PG-13, R, etc.) listed as the 7th column. FancyIndex has a custom sorter for the movie ratings field, because they can't be sorted alphabetically: "U" (a UK rating) is a much lower ratin...

To be honest, I tried to figure out a way to remove all the RSS and xml bits (because they're useless with FancyIndex), but I couldn't figure out a way to completely turn it off. So, I left the RSS bits in so at least they'd have some use.

ual - do you have an export online that I could take a look at, where it is broken? Feel free to send me a PM if that's more comfortable for you.

Thanks!

Yep, that's what I was referring to.

Try doing a custom template and adding this to the top:
<meta name="uidNaming" content="yes" />

And see if that fixes the funky URL issues?

What template are you using? I believe there is a template configuration parameter called "uidNaming" that lets you choose whether the subpages are named by the their title, or by their entry number, in the database (as such, named: page1.html, page2.html, page3.html, and so on).

As far as I can tell, it always does a full export -- never an incremental export. This can be a bit of an issue when you have very large collections, I agree. That said, there are so many templates and variations that can happen, I think it would be quite difficult for any of the software to detect...

Conor - Go ahead and put that into the fi.shared.js file that gets distributed with all the *pedias. The nice thing is that fi.shared.js is the same between all four versions of the template, so you can just copy it to each of them. You shouldn't need to make the tweak to each file. Can you also add...

Hey hey hey! Congratulations! :D

Conor - I think I've made some changes since you list pulled the file in, namely updates to how Chrome resizes the table.

You may want to grab the latest version from here:

http://www.twoevils.org/html/mygames/Im ... .shared.js

For 4.6.2.

If you right-click on the *Pedia icon in your Application's folder and choose "Show Package Contents", you'll find it under Contents > Resources > Templates. You can either edit it right there or copy it to your personal Templates folder (recommended).

Conor went through how to modify the extra detail page, here.

I have thought about expanding the list to include foreign articles, but I am slightly nervous about screwing up the sorting of something like "Die Hard".

Hubie / Conor - go ahead and give it another shot with this new code. I've found it to be 200-300% faster in my testing.

Make sure to do a hard refresh to make sure you get the newest fi.shared.js file.

I will keep working at it... it's a very tricky problem - searching through 2600 records and then hiding/showing them through CSS/DOM is just slow. So, don't give up hope, Hubie, but it may be a bit before I can try to optimize this further. In the meantime, it's pretty easy to delete the chunk at t...

In your export directory, there should be a folder called Images. Inside that folder, there should be a file called fi.shared.js. Replace the contents of that file with the contents of the link above.

Hope that helps!

I've been getting feedback from people that the searching can be slow for very for large collections (over 2000 items). I spent several hours profiling the code and hacking away at it. The code optimizations I've made have led to a 40% increase in speed, in my testing. I've also made sure that it do...