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Hide Playlists from Included In & Group Albums by Release Type + Decade


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jakeg1235
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Thank you both, I found the file in Contents/Resources/WWW, and edited the HTML file and added the .js, but I don't see any changes. Should I add the .js file to the WWW folder or somewhere else?

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jakeg1235
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38 minutes ago, jakeg1235 said:

Thank you both, I found the file in Contents/Resources/WWW, and edited the HTML file and added the .js, but I don't see any changes. Should I add the .js file to the WWW folder or somewhere else?

Never mind, I was in the wrong folder; thank you all for the help, it looks great!

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GrimReaper
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Finally grabbed some time to come back to this.

Try this version.

v5

- Code cleanup

- CONFIG section added in the script (10 positions in the order of priority for Custom Release Type grouping)

- Subtitles added for both RT and Decade labels

- AlbumArtist's MediaInfo row added

- Clickable Headers

- Clickable Number of tracks

As always, try it on a vanilla/no-Custom CSS server instance first.

albums_groupby.js

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user24
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Thanks for the follow-up and the new version v5.. This is looking really good now from a flexibilty viewpoint!. ✅✅✅

The new CONFIG section is really easy to use. The true/false media info selections give lots of options (I think I tried them all).  While the whole config should become "set and forget" after the initial experimenting and set up, invariably, there will likely always be ongoing fine-tuning.

There's a lot of flexibilty for either having a very minimalist view or adding lots of info with the subtitle rows.

The clickable headers and clickable tracks are quite useful. I always like being able to randomly navigate forward to another associated page view, rather than having to go Back, or start again from Home. (This will become more useful when all my Albums are tagged with RELEASETYPE.)

So, I first tried the standard v5 script with no (ouside) custom CSS. Here is an example page:

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Which looks very good as-is. Then I added back my custom CSS and starting experimenting a bit with the configs, and more...

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The example above is not final by any means. It's just showing some possible variations. There's probably going to be some sort of "half-way" approach that I end up with???

All seems to be working fine with what I have tried so far. 👍

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