Quoting mediadogg:

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nico,

You have to be careful to follow the scripting examples EXACTLY. There is a reason for the "\\" in the original paths instead if just "\". That looks like your main problem, assuming you didn't make other typing mistakes.

Ok Thanks,

I will try that and I'll get back to you

Quoting nicovoet:

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What did I do wrong and wich text do I have to type in the label so that the title of the movie shows up and the number or another field.

nico, I have no idea what you have done, so I don't know what could be wrong. Did you follow the instructions I posted (see: Some Key Points") in this thread? If so, exactly what did you do? (Not the script ...)

nico, I'm afraid that I cannot offer to debug your scripts. Furthermore, as I said in the post you quoted - it is not the script. It is the label. There is complete set of Dymo instructions for making labels. Also, I gave you a pointer to my step by step procedures. Sorry, but I really think I have gone out of my way to help you.

Hi,

I tought I had the solution but no.  I'm afraid I'm completely lost.
Can someone help me and say what text I have to put in the labels.

Thanks

Quoting mediadogg:

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Quoting nicovoet:

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Quoting mediadogg:

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Quoting nicovoet:

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What did I do wrong and wich text do I have to type in the label so that the title of the movie shows up and the number or another field.

nico, I have no idea what you have done, so I don't know what could be wrong. Did you follow the instructions I posted (see: Some Key Points") in this thread? If so, exactly what did you do? (Not the script ...)

Mediadogg,

I will Email you the script and the label that I created.
So you can look what could be wrong because I don't understand a word.

Thanx

nico, I'm afraid that I cannot offer to debug your scripts. Furthermore, as I said in the post you quoted - it is not the script. It is the label. There is complete set of Dymo instructions for making labels. Also, I gave you a pointer to my step by step procedures. Sorry, but I really think I have gone out of my way to help you.

Quoting nicovoet:

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Hi,

I tought I had the solution but no.  I'm afraid I'm completely lost.
Can someone help me and say what text I have to put in the labels.

Thanks

(Dutch)
Nico,

je maakt in de vertalingsslag van het script vermoedelijk een foutje:
E:\Mijn Documenten\DVD Profiler Labels\DVD LABEL.LWL
je gebruikt enkele slash dit moeten dubbele zijn:
E:\\Mijn Documenten\\DVD Profiler Labels\\DVD LABEL.LWL
kijk maar naar het voorbeeld van EdwinK:

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ret = DymoAddIn.Open('C:\\Documents and Settings\\Edwin\\Mijn Documenten\\DYMO Label\\Label Files\\DVDLabel.LWL');
        }
        else
        {
            ret = DymoAddIn.Open('C:\\Documents and Settings\\Edwin\\Mijn Documenten\\DYMO Label\\Label Files\\DVDLabel.LWL');

is dit niet het geval dan kan de opgave van jou pad niet helemaal kloppen?
dit hangt af van XP of Vista
voor XP is dit het werkelijke pad:
C:\Documents and Settings\Giga Wizard\Mijn documenten
het virtuele pad is dan:
\Mijn Documenten\DVD Profiler Labels\DVDLABEL.LWL

check even via je browser of je ook daadwerkelijk het pad hebt:
via Internet Explorer > Bestand > Openen > Bladeren
Kom je in Mijn Documenten terecht > Map hoger selecteren tot je op bureaublad zit.
Dan selecteer je deze computer
Dan je E:\ schijf en vervolgens naar de map waar dat bestand zich bevindt. Dit pad gebruiken met dubbele slash.

wat ik ook zou doen is de naam van je bestand eenvoudig houden:
DVD LABEL.LWL laat die spatie tussen DVD en LABEL.LWL weg.: DVDLABEL.LWL

vereenvoudig het script zodat je maar met een veld werkt, nadien kan je nog uitbreiden
als ik het goed voor heb moeten de veldnamen van het label overeenkomen met die van het script:
DymoLabel.SetField("collection",DP_CollectionNumber) er zou dus een veldnaam "collection" in het label moeten zijn.
DP_CollectionNumber is wat uit DVD Profiler komt en naar het veld "collection" gaat in het label.
Als ik dat verkeerd zie zal EdwinK me wel terecht wijzen. (heb geen kaas gegeten van java)

don't thank me yet, i'm not shure if i'm telling the correct things.
explained the \ and \\
to check the path with IE, to simplify the filename DVD LABEL.LWL to DVDLABEL.LWL
to simplify the script and test using one field, that the fieldname from the script and the label should be the same "collection", once that is working Nico should be on track. I allso tell that I don't know anything about java and that EdwinK should correct me if i'm wrong.

Quoting EdwinK:

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Is it possible to add the location and the slot to the label?

Yes, I'm still using this, and like every bit HTML stuff Mediadogg made.

This is case sensitive:

use DP_Discs[0].slot  to print the slot
use DP_Discs[0].location to print the location

Of course, you need to change the disc index if you are using other than the first disc.

I got the general idea, but now I can't get the thing to print anymore. Doesn't open the Dymo window anymore. Think I removed too many lines or so.

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<HTML>
<HEAD>
<SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript">
<!--
<DP NAME="HEADER_VARS" Language="JavaScript" Comments="True" IncludeCast="False" IncludeCrew="False">
//-->
</SCRIPT>
  <body>
    <h1>Location</h1>
<DP NAME="TITLE">
<DP NAME="DP_CollectionNumber)">
<DP NAME="COLLNUM">
<DP NAME="GENRES">
<DP NAME="PURCHPRICE">
<DP NAME="RUNTIME">

    <form>
      <INPUT TYPE="BUTTON" NAME="PrintBtn" VALUE="Print Label" OnClick="PrintBtnClicked()">
    </form>
    <SCRIPT Language="JavaScript">
      function PrintBtnClicked()
      {
        var DymoAddIn, DymoLabel;
        var ret, upc;
        var dot = -1;
        DymoAddIn = new ActiveXObject('DYMO.DymoAddIn');
        dot = DP_UPC.indexOf(".");
      if (dot > 0)
      {
          upc = DP_UPC.substring(0,dot-1);
        }
        else
        {
            upc = DP_UPC;
        }
        DymoLabel = new ActiveXObject('DYMO.DymoLabels');
        ret = "false";
              {
            ret = DymoAddIn.Open('D:\\Documenten\\DYMO Label\\Label Files\\DVDLoc.lwl');
        }
     
        if (ret)
        {
if (DP_Discs != "") DymoLabel.SetField("slot",DP_Discs[0].slot)
if (DP_Discs != "") DymoLabel.SetField("loc",DP_Discs[0].location)
if (DP_Title != "") DymoLabel.SetField("title", DP_Title)
if (DP_CollectionNumber != "") DymoLabel.SetField("collection", DP_CollectionNumber)
if (DP_Rating != "") DymoLabel.SetField("rating", DP_Rating) 
if (DP_UPC != "") DymoLabel.SetField("UPC", upc)
if (DP_Genres[0] != "") DymoLabel.SetField("genre1", DP_Genres[0])
if (DP_Genres[1] != "") DymoLabel.SetField("genre2", DP_Genres[1])
if (DP_Genres[2] != "") DymoLabel.SetField("genre3", DP_Genres[2])
if (DP_PURCHPRICE != "") DymoLabel.SetField("price", DP_PURCHPRICE)
if DP_RUNTIME != "") DymoLabel.SetField("runtime", DP_RUNTIME)


            DymoAddIn.Show();
        }
      else
          alert('Error: Label file Not Found!');
      }
    </SCRIPT>
    </body>
</html>