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Hey Germi,
There's a serious bug about the use of Compilations.
When I create a compilation of various artists, I set the album's artist to VARIOUS ARTISTS.
Then, I add the songs inside it, like 10 songs of 10 different artists.
If you go to artists view, you see 0 songs and 0 albums for this 10 artists that are inside the compilation.
Is there any IM or Chat we can speak? I have to figure out a way for making that work out correctly.
Regards,
Elias Hatem
There's a serious bug about the use of Compilations.
When I create a compilation of various artists, I set the album's artist to VARIOUS ARTISTS.
Then, I add the songs inside it, like 10 songs of 10 different artists.
If you go to artists view, you see 0 songs and 0 albums for this 10 artists that are inside the compilation.
Is there any IM or Chat we can speak? I have to figure out a way for making that work out correctly.
Regards,
Elias Hatem
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0yes, this is a known bug.
I have it solved on my local beta version for 1.5.2, but I havent publish it yet.
do this:
open /components/com_muscol/models/artists.php
go to line 134 approx and replace the query for this one:
$query = ' SELECT COUNT(*) '.
' FROM #__muscol_songs as s '.
' LEFT JOIN #__muscol_albums as al ON al.id = s.album_id ' .
' WHERE s.artist_id = '.$this->_data[$i]->id
be careful!!
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0I have replaced this:
$query = ' SELECT al.id,al.name,al.image '.
' FROM #__muscol_albums as al '.
' LEFT JOIN #__muscol_format as f ON f.id = al.format_id '.
' WHERE al.artist_id = '.$this->_data[$i]->id .
' ORDER BY f.order_num, al.year, al.month'
;
......
with this:
$query = ' SELECT COUNT(*) '.
' FROM #__muscol_songs as s '.
' LEFT JOIN #__muscol_albums as al ON al.id = s.album_id ' .
' WHERE s.artist_id = '.$this->_data[$i]->id
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0Ok, got it.
Anyway, here's a suggestion for next version:
http://www.discogs.com/artist/gustavo+assis
"Tracks appear on..."
and then lists albums.
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