tv.telia.lt.ini

see here https://github.com/SilentButeo2/webgrabplus-siteinipack/tree/master/site...

Hello mate, i guess there is a dns problem with your setup. It works fine and smooth here. In case please post webgrab log.
Thanks

do not use 3.2.0 is very buggy. Use one of the latest :https://github.com/SilentButeo2/webgrabplus-siteinipack/tree/master/eval...
3.2.xxx for mono or 5.0.x.x if you use dotnet 5/6 (needs dotnet 5 sdk to be installed)

lang="xx" is the originaltitle,mat8861 just didnt add a language code
this is most likely because the original title could be in one a many different languages.
you can fix this yourself using the rex postprocessor,see the documented configuration files available on the downloads page.

<titleoriginal lang="en">'titleoriginal'</titleoriginal>

this will change lang="xx" to lang="en",u can change "en" to whatever language code you want.

Edit:
i had a look at the rex documentation and the titleoriginal isnt a supported element so the lang code will have to be set in the ini itself to something other than "xx"

mat8861 will have to change it in the ini itself.

redownload siteini.pack

done, same revision

ini gets that info?
titleoriginal i tend to omit as many users complain that their epg viewer uses it rather than the original title.

you should use something like
<title>'title'{ ('episode')}{, 'category'}{, 'country'.}{ 'productiondate'}</title>
read the documentation,on the downlaods page get the documented configuration files.
using {xx} add nothing if the element is empty.
what you have would for example add a .(period) if there was no country data or ,(comma) if no category.
title original is not a valid element.
the original title is added as a secondary title usually with a different language attribute.
example
<title lang="fr">[French Title]</title>
<title lang="en">[English Title]</title>

currently webgrab cant tell the difference between the 2,its been requested that this be added but hasnt been yet.
also after you add elements to the title u can remove the original source,example...
<episode></episode>

will remove the episode number info and your resulting guide.xml will be smaller(maybe).
leaving it there will result in a larger guide.xml as original info plus info added to title.

provide a channel to check.

try this ini.
with this for rex..
<title>'title'{: 'subtitle'}{ ('episode')}{, 'category(/)'}{, 'country(/)'.}{ 'productiondate'}</title>
series show(channel Epic Drama HD)..
<title lang="lt">Mis Marpl: Atpildas už žmogžudystę (S3 E4), Detektyvas/Melodrama/Mistinis, Anglija. 2007</title>
BTV HD
<title lang="lt">Žiedų valdovas, Veiksmo/Nuotykių/Drama, JAV/Naujoji Zelandija. 2003</title>
Go3 Sport channels
dont see them in the list.

titleoriginal is not in guide.xml,it breaks rex.

Edit:
updated 10 Dec 2024
Revision 4

looks ok to me,go3 sports 2 example after rex.
<title lang="lt">Football – Belgium League: Brugge - Union (E5), Belgija. 2022</title>

i did update files above to fix another problem i found so replace your files.
no revision number change.

you probably need to refresh your data(delete your guide.xml or run a force update on the channel for this ini).

**change the timezone on the site {xx} line to your local timezone.
i changed it to mine for testing and forgot to change it back to Europe/Vilnius

(82) or something i think it was.
make sure you replaced your files as that was the problem i fixed.
also see note i added above regarding timezone.

i already explained above why the title original is not used.
for the rest read the documentation on rex,you can make it look anyway you want to.

<title lang="lt">Simpsonai (S22 E12), Animacinis,Visai šeimai,Komedija. JAV. 2011</title>

for TV3 žinios the category information is from the details page which for this show does not contain the above categories.
the info your showing is from the index page which webgrab only gets the title from.
the info is all on one line just as your showing it.
webgrab has no ai to interpet anything,it can't determine this part is the title,these 2 thing are the category,ect
all we can so is separate the title from the rest using things like .[space] or [space[( or :[space]
its not 100% accurate 100% of the time because the level of information changes from show to show and channel to channel.
could we just scrub the title as your showing it...sure.
that would make you happy but tomorrow some other user will want the title a different format.
trying to keep 1 ini working is enough work.
multiple different versions for mutliple users is not going to happen.
if you really want it your specific way there a manual on the downloads page that explains how to create ini's.

how can I customize this ini file? I don't like the current way of showing titles. Also all descriptions have "(n)" at the end.

in config set mode m n
Example here :https://github.com/SilentButeo2/webgrabplus-siteinipack/blob/master/site...

I don't really understand. Nothing happens

full description of the mode settings.
http://webgrabplus.com/documentation/configuration/webgrabconfigxml#conf...

are you using incrimental mode(update i)?
if you are the (n) wont be removed for current epg descriptions,only new epg thats added.
only way to update all epg is run webgrab in update f(force) once,then change it back to update i.

regarding the title.
explain your issue.
u most likely can use the rex post processor to make it suite your needs.
see the documented configuration files on the downloads page.

As Blackbear said change to update f or delete your guide and rerun wg

Please post WebGrab++.config.xml (without license) and WebGrab++.log.txt

I fix a small error so redownload

what you see when viewing the site is not the same as how its arrainged in the data.
title,episode number,subtitle,rating,ect are all separate elements in the data.
the site parses it all together when you view it.

depending on your epg viewer some can display all these elements.
some are basic and onlt the title and description are viewable for example.

you can use the rex post processor(look in .wg++/rex folder)
also on the downloads page get the documented configuration files,everything is explained in there.

here's a simple rex.config.xml and guide.xml(original source grabbed) and rex_guide.xml(after rex postprocessor).
when rex runs your original file(guide.xml in my example) remains unchanged.
the rex_guide.xml is created with the changes.

provide a channel and a show thats like this.

figured it out.
files updated in post #22
i added the title original.
this can make rex a bit more complicated if you dont want it as the guide.xml will have 2 title entries with a different language tags.

heres a few rex examples.

<!-- Title (TitleOriginal). (episodeNumber) (Subtitle) (Rating) -->
<title lang="lt">{'title( )'.}{('episode( )')}{('subtitle( )')}{('rating( )')}</title>
result
<title lang="lt">Merdoko paslaptys (Murdoch Mysteries). (S13 E15) (Moterų draugijoje) (N-7)</title>

<!-- Title. (episodeNumber) (Subtitle) (Rating) -->
<title lang="lt">{'title( )[max_elements=1]'.}{('episode( )')}{('subtitle( )')}{('rating( )')}</title>
result
<title lang="ltltlt">Merdoko paslaptys. (S13 E15) (Moterų draugijoje) (N-7)</title>

Note:
the new files are named play.telia.lt.ini,ect
this reflects the new site name as it also changed to this.
so either use the included channel list or use your editor replace feature to replace
tv.telia.lt
with
play.telia.lt

this is the only difference from the previous ini version.