With the version
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I get the following in one of my browsers:
In another browser with the version
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I get what I actually like to see
How can I enable/reenable that view ?
With the version
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I get the following in one of my browsers:
In another browser with the version
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I get what I actually like to see
How can I enable/reenable that view ?
go to your collections, scroll down to the place tab settings.
if you want the place event list on the overview pqge you just select overview.
have you tried putting the place schedule on a different page? like details or something?
Yes .. it doesnât help
So as a summary: it works in Chrome and Firefox on all of my two machines, but on Vivaldi in one Machine saving the preferences doesnât have any effect, the other one works (all is on Windows 10 with Tampermonkey 5.3.3)
i assume then that there is an issue with the localstorage wich the script uses to save the settings.
oke, so i made some change, i know use browsing where possible to get more stuff at a faster rate (when viewing events for an artist or venue this will reduce the amount of request by a factor of 100; i tested on the boss since that is one of the artists with the most added events and now it only takes 42 requests)
i have also added paging to some schedules / lists. i notices that once there is alot of stuff the browser cannot visualise the full table i create. so now i make pages per 100 items and that works fine.
during the testing with the boss i notices that a bunch of stuff is missing. so i created an extra list with unknown items. i cannot sort items if they donât have a type since i donât know where to sort it. for this i made a list that shows the name of the items that donât have a type and then i make links to the pages that it could be. to easily adjust the errors.
Very cool, I will test it out as soon as Iâm on my home machine
Works like a charm⌠I also like the âunknow listâ ⌠would it be possible to sort it by date (if it starts with a date) ?
i have pushed a fix that sortes the unkown stuff by the [âlife-spanâ].begin date
Works perfectly⌠thx for the prompt reply