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Hmm...  I can't think of any reason why Notes couldn't be exported.  I'm surprised that they're not there already.

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I think you should do more testing.  I've never seen this before and there's no reason it wouldn't export a profile that doesn't have discs associated with them.  It's possible there's a bug I'm not aware of but I've never seen it before.  If you can find a reliable way to re-create the problem, I'd be happy to look into it.  But I export all the time and I'm sure I would have noticed it before now.  Although I typically only export about 6-7 fields, none of which have anything to do with disc IDs.

If you don't have any joy, I'll check over the next few days - slow times here too.  Very preliminary though - no disc, no export; disc, export.

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I have a version now that exports notes.  It's not available yet, but I should find time in the next few days to get it out there (I don't have access here at work and will be quite busy over the next few days with Christmas stuff).

Since you now started adding other fields to the export (IIRC the first version included the items that were also exported by 2.4), is there any chance to get the Watched Events exported?

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EDIT : I was using v3.0.3 of DVDP, so I'm upgrading that, and I'll check back.

So, any update on this?  If there's a problem, I'd like to find it and eliminate it.  Otherwise, I'd like to push out the version that supports notes and look into Achim's request as well.

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Also, whilst playing around I noticed that it's not exporting titles that do not have discs associated with them.  I didn't exhaustively test this, but I noticed that The Blues Brothers/Blues Brothers 2000 double-pack (and the Hot Shots/Hot Shots Part Deux) double pack(s) were not exporting.  Double clicked on the titles in DVDP, selected the Discs tab and added a disc for each feature.  Re-exported and they were there.

You'll be happy to know that in adding Achim's request, I accidentally found this bug and squashed it.   I'd give you each a green vote for pointing out the bug and making me dig deep enough into it to find the bug, but your posts are too old.  But thanks to both of you for the suggestions.

In addition to a few other bug fixes, I've also added Notes, Last Watched - Date, Last Watched - User, All Watched - Dates, All Watched - Users and Times Watched.

Version 1.3 is now available.  It adds the ability to export Localities.

I'd say try uninstalling the plug-in and reinstalling.  If that doesn't help, let me know.  One of the people testing my other plug-in had the same problem when I monkeyed with the install code on that one too.  The good news is once he got past that initial problem, it never returned.

I thought I'd try something, so I backed up my db, uninstalled the plugin and uninstalled DVD Profiler 3.1.1 and reinstalled. Still no soap.

This is such a fantastic addition to DVDProfiler which I use all the time.  Thank you very much for making this.

I use the csv exported using this plugin to import into a db which creates a whole series of small web pages listing all my DVD, alphabetically, new, wishlist, box sets, hd, ordered, etc.  The pages are small enough that I can open them on my cell phone via wireless internet when I'm out shopping and can't remember what I have.  Here's a link to the page in case you are interested in how you addon gets used:  http://members.shaw.ca/canaduck/mystuff/barrydvds.htm

I love the newest features like last watched and watched by; I think I'll those in somehow as well.  Maybe a 20 newest movies I haven't seen yet or something like that.

Has there been any discussion on whether it would be possible to include Tags in the export?  I use tags for setting TV, Box Set, Misc, etc, which would be handy for creating these pages.  Right now, I put things like 'TV' or 'Box Set' somewhere in the Edition field and have the database pick it up from there, but having it use tags would be very handy.