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  1. All of my source is on the dev box right now. I am going to start packaging it back with the release. I didnt include it in the last couple releases because... well... I am not sure off hand, a combination of wanting to keep it lightweight and lazyness. As soon as my dev box is back in order (mobo is on its way to me as we speak) I will try to get the next one released.

  2. I am moving away from the config file presently, so that would account for it being nearly empty.

    The options you were looking at were from a different release than the one that I was using as a base, so those options are not currently present.

    I havent had a chance to fix the broken img lookup, so that explains that in your

    My dev box is currently down, so I do not have access to the files; not to mention class projects are getting close to due, which explains the lack of release for a looong time.

    Thanks for understanding the limitations of what can be done as well. I have had a few people that are saying that I should make it more like Pandora's Jam, but they never offer to donate money or help out. This is a free tool that I am doing in the non-existent spare time of my schedule.

  3. Hey all,

    Sorry about the scare. Neither I nor Pandora's Jar are dead. My motherboard on my desktop took a dive, so I haven't had much of a chance to get any coding done. I will be back into it as soon as my new motherboard is in and I get a chance. Thanks for your patience.

  4. For anyone interested, pandora's jar uses the open source library httpunit, which fetches and handles web pages. By default, it's included javascript interpreter is active. This interpreter was choking on the google ads present on the results page when searching cddb.

    With some research, I found that HttpUnitOptions.setScriptingEnabled(false); could be used to disable the interpreter (this was surprisingly hidden in their page). After getting that to work, all that was left was fixing the old code for page parsing, which was broken for any song that returned multiple possible results from the search.

  5. Thanks for the find Pichet.

    I can't seem to get it to work right now, but I believe what the extension does is take the most recently cached mp3, then copy it to the new location. I am not sure how it deals with naming, but as you know, the whole copy part is the same thing pandoras jar is going.

    My french is horrid and google translate isnt perfect, so its not too surprising that I cannot figure it out right now...

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