mythweb shows wrong airdate for movies

[ajlill@…]

If a movie is part of an active recording schedule, mythweb shows the date from starttime rather than the airdate from the program table. If it's not part of an active schedule, the correct data is shown.

[xris]

I'm not sure what you mean. Can you attach a screenshot?

[ajlill@…]

Screenshot of wonky movies

[ajlill@…]

The movies on channels 303-305 are covered by a custom rule to record all movies on those channels. When you mouse over them it claims the original air date is 2006-10-03, which is the day I'm looking at. The movies on the other channels are not part of a rule. They show the correct year.

[xris]

Isaac, I just confirmed that this is definitely happening, and that the data I get is incorrect coming from the backend into mythweb (index id 37 from a backend program info record).

I'll be putting a workaround into mythweb shortly, but someone should look into why the backend is sending the starttime in the airdate field.

[xris]

(In [11668]) re #2456, merge values from the original object regardless of whether or not the data is already set. This should fix the airdate display issues for pending movie recordings. Hopefully it won't cause any new problems.

[otto at kolsi dot fi]

Replying to xris:

(In [11668]) re #2456, merge values from the original object regardless of whether or not the data is already set. This should fix the airdate display issues for pending movie recordings. Hopefully it won't cause any new problems.

This change unfortunately brakes the program listings page for me. Now the scheduled recordings are no-longer marked with the green line.. so there is no way to see what programs will be recorded, all look the same.

[xris]

(In [11680]) revert [11668] and add a specific override for airdate until a better solution can be found. re #2456

[stuartm]

Is this still an issue? I noticed that mythweb has changed and no longer displays any dates after the film name on the main guide page.

Looking back at the version of mythweb that was in use then, it contained a typo "has_airdate" instead of "hasairdate" which could have contributed to any problems. N.B. Trunk still contains this typo but at a different point now, but the part of the code in which it appears seems to be redundant anyway.

The airdate, for films and such, is stored in the recordedprogram table. Therefore it's possible that the fix I put in a couple of months back for joins between recorded and recordedprogram fixed this?

Xris, if this is still an issue then reopen the ticket and tell me exactly which table or query string to the backend is returning the incorrect information. I'll try to sort it, otherwise I'm closing this ticket for now.