Yes, I set all the unnumbered titles to -1 and then force them to be checked for exclusion from the upload.

It doesn't seem like some of your files are uploaded. You appear to have most/all of the core files, and obviously the generated search.php and data*.php files are there. But it doesn't seem like any of your cover art is there, nor are the php files for each title.

Do you have a directory here with all your hi-res cover art?
http://www.robagd.com/DVDP/covers/
With files that look like this?
http://www.robagd.com/DVDP/covers/717951004659f.jpg
http://www.robagd.com/DVDP/covers/717951004659b.jpg
And a similar directory for your thumbnails? (note: yes, it's pics, not thumbs like I posted before)
http://www.robagd.com/DVDP/pics/717951004659f.jpg

In your output directory locally, you should see 835 php files with UPC names like 717951004659.php. So on your website you'd see 835 files similar to this.
http://www.robagd.com/DVDP/717951004659.php

This is all that happens when I tell it to generate and upload

-R

Good call, I didn't even think that would be an issue.

Its running fine now and uploading a lot Testing unlimited data limits :D

For the record -- nothing was being created in the output folder

-Robert

Yea I didn't relized that my images directory was over 200mb so I stopped the upload, Ill finish that from work. I did push the php files as that was a rather small upload.

Something I foound kinda interesting is that my cover images has a lot more images that I have titles, then when I thought about it, its that fact all the season DVD's that downloaded child profiles ( which I delete from my personal collection ) left all the Disc ID images behind.

So if all goes well I'll have everything done by lunch time today.

Thanks again for your help

-R

I'm glad it's working for you both! That was a little bumpier than I'd hoped since my goal was that this tool would require no real technical knowledge to be able to use to get a site like mine. Heopfully the couple changes and the readme.txt now in the ZIP can help with that.

I'll admit that FTPU isn't the most wonderful FTP utility in the world. I created that a long time ago to serve the purpose of making it easy for any application I write to be able to programmatically perform FTP uploads. It does generally work just fine when you're doing an update with only a few dozen new titles, but that initial site upload for a large existing collection is probably a bit much for it to handle.

On a side note, I happened to visit vudu.com for the first time yesterday and noticed that they use the same general approach to title layout that my site does!

Quoting redscull:

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I'm glad it's working for you both! That was a little bumpier than I'd hoped since my goal was that this tool would require no real technical knowledge to be able to use to get a site like mine. Heopfully the couple changes and the readme.txt now in the ZIP can help with that.

I'll admit that FTPU isn't the most wonderful FTP utility in the world. I created that a long time ago to serve the purpose of making it easy for any application I write to be able to programmatically perform FTP uploads. It does generally work just fine when you're doing an update with only a few dozen new titles, but that initial site upload for a large existing collection is probably a bit much for it to handle.

On a side note, I happened to visit vudu.com for the first time yesterday and noticed that they use the same general approach to title layout that my site does!

I’m sure the readme.txt will help out newbies. I’ve been doing this for years with my regular phpDVDProfiler site so it wasn’t a problem for me.

I use CuteFTP Home (retail version) to upload files to my web server and find it very robust and intuitive. I’ll eventually dump my phpDVDProfiler site and opt for this simpler format because it’s become too much of a chore just to update it. I love the phpDVDProfiler format and all of the info that it provides but due to problems with my site provider, it can take hours of sitting at my PC hitting the back button on my browser until I can get my entire collection updated. When I get home from work today I’ll go ahead and upload all of my images using CuteFTP and hopefully that will complete the site. I’ll let you know how it goes.

Ok found a small issue, Profiles in a box set, seem not to generate something, I manually pushed the image files and they are not showing up.

Seems maybe something with the php code ? vs the image files name ?

Check out Bach section ( 4th )

Thanks again for this!

-R

@Dr. Killpatient
Cool! I might try integrating that into my code. I do use cookies to store the user's selections and could certainly differentiate between first visit and subsequent. I admit that I never really put any effort into trying to determine a good default for the row and column count because I don't actually use my site on a desktop browser any more. I always run my site through my iPad or iPhone as a WebApp, and it's always perfectly aligned to their screen resolutions.

@RobAGD
Hmm, I can see the problem. I'm not sure what the resolution is though (note again that I don't ever download the discs inside box sets and thus why I'd miss a scenario like this).

I can see that the first broken title in your 'Bach' tab is Back to the Future. WebGen seems to think that that title's UPC is 293553403 and made a 293553403.php page for it and expects there to be 293553403f.jpg and 293553403b.jpg images (which there are not).

If I try to look up that UPC in invelos, there is no such code. It seems that invelos considers that title's code to be I0CE2998BB874D850. I bet you have cover art named I0CE2998BB874D850f.jpg and I0CE2998BB874D850b.jpg for this title.

I'll have to look at the exported XML to see what data it's got. My assumption is that there is another property holding this code, but it's not the UPC property, and somehow my app needs to differentiate when the id for a title should be its UPC or this other code.