Re: [DQSD-Users] IMdB issue

2010-03-02 Thread George Hitz
OK Kim, I did install the 4.1 beta and of course it works. The "notes" even mention "fixing" imdb or words to that effect. I always stayed away from v4.1 because it talked about 64b support but never mentioned continued 32b support. I'm just naive enough think it takes two programs

Re: [DQSD-Users] IMdB issue

2010-03-01 Thread Kim Gräsman
Hi George, On my Windows Vista with DQSD 4.1.0.0, typing imdb harry potter and the sorcerer's stone in my DQSD bar takes me straight to this page: http://www.imdb.com/find?s=allq=harry+potter+and+the+sorcerer's+stone Could you check the modification date of your imdb.xml in \Program

Re: [DQSD-Users] IMdB issue

2010-03-01 Thread George Hitz
Kim, I did the UNinstall and ALL the files in /searches disappeared. I then downloaded and installed dqsd.exe v4.0.0.6 from the dqsd.net website. The same (old) imdb.xml is in that bundle and does what it says to do, but isn't the right "search" which as we know, should yield a

Re: [DQSD-Users] IMdB issue

2010-02-28 Thread James Nix
: [DQSD-Users] IMdB issue I am using Firefox 3.5.8 and DQSD 4.0.0.6 When I type in the search bar imdb movie name it no longer goes directly to the movie but rather to the IMdB page where I have to retype the movie name. In the past this worked as expected. No longer. As a aside (perhaps), when I

Re: [DQSD-Users] IMdB issue

2010-02-28 Thread George Hitz
:50 AM To: dqsd-users@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: [DQSD-Users] IMdB issue I am using Firefox 3.5.8 and DQSD 4.0.0.6 When I type in the search bar imdb movie name it no longer goes directly to the movie but rather to the IMdB page where I have to retype the movie name. In the past

[DQSD-Users] IMdB issue

2010-02-28 Thread George Hitz
I solved the aside issue. I have IE7 installed but never use it. I looked for ways to uninstall IE7 but it requires first uninstalling XP-SP3 so I did that. It took forever but it worked. So now I have IE6 installed as it backs off to that

Re: [DQSD-Users] IMDb Issue

2010-02-28 Thread George Hitz
Well, it's not very elegant but it works. I solved the problem by creating a new search function and putting it in Local Aliases. imdb2|http://www.imdb.com/find?s=ttq=/%s The search syntax becomes imdb2 movie name Before I did this one liner and after I uninstalled