You can do it with regex, for example:

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var url = "about:/watch?v=26PAgklYYvo"
url = url.replace(/about:\//,"")
fb.trace(url)

var url = data[i];

var url = url.replace('about:/','/');

//open YT in playlist
var tmppath = p.fso.GetFolder(fb.FoobarPath).ShortPath;
p.run(tmppath+"\\foobar2000.exe /immediate /add "+"\""+"http://www.youtube.com"+ url + "\"");

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this.xmlhttp.open("GET", "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7HahVwYpwo" + encodeURIComponent(p.artist) + "/+images", true);

that part in bold is left behind from the last.fm script and should be removed. 

for (i = 33; i < data.length; i++)
{
   if (data.href.indexOf("/watch?v=") == 0) urls.push(data.href.replace("", ""));
}

for (i = 0; i < data.length; i++) {
    if (data[i].href.indexOf("about:/watch?v=") == 0) urls.push("http://www.youtube.com/" + data[i].href.replace(/about:\//,""));
}

for (i = 0; i < urls.length; i++) {
    //do something with urls[i]
}

i don't know what you're doing with this???

Quote from: mire777 on 2014-03-12 12:40:43

for (i = 33; i < data.length; i++)
{
   if (data.href.indexOf("/watch?v=") == 0) urls.push(data.href.replace("", ""));
}

what you want to do is loop through all of them and just keep the ones that begin about:/watch?v=

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for (i = 0; i < data.length; i++) {
    if (data[i].href.indexOf("about:/watch?v=") == 0) urls.push("http://www.youtube.com/" + data[i].href.replace(/about:\//,""));
}

now urls is an array containing only links to playable videos.

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for (i = 0; i < urls.length; i++) {
    //do something with urls[i]
}

function on_key_down(vkey) {
    //p.console(vkey); //uncomment this to get the code of the button you've pressed. it's used in the switch statement below.
    if (p.metadb && utils.IsKeyPressed(0x11)) { //check something is selected and ctrl is held
        switch(vkey) {
            case 49: //1
                b.buttons.google.func();
                break;
            case 50: //2
                b.buttons.myspace.func();
                break;
        }
    }
}

Is it possible to script WSH so it mimics the functions of the DUI 'Tabs' feature? I've tried to google-fu an answer but that one has proven to be elusive when DUI is the main interface.

Can you add an option to choose sorting order for releases: chronological or reversed.

var metadb = fb.GetNowPlaying();
metadb.UpdateFileInfoSimple("RATING", 5);

metadb.UpdateFileInfoSimple("RATING", "");

        case li.items > 0:
            li.draw(gr);
            break;

        case li.items > 0:
            li.draw(gr);
            if (li.lastfm_mode > 2) {
                for (i = 0; i < Math.min(li.items, li.rows); i++) {
                    p.right_text(gr, li.data[i + li.offset].playcount.addCommas() + " plays", p.list_font, p.textcolour_hl, li.x, li.y + 15 + (i * li.row_height), li.w, li.row_height);
                }
            }
            break;

i only make crappy scripts. i certainly didn't have anything to do with creating the component.

anyway, i had a look at the data i can get from last.fm and it's a bit odd. only the toptracks and topalbums feeds return playcounts but they don't seem to correlate with anything on the website. for example, i see the top track for who i'm listening to has 59,000 plays. i thought this was far too low so checked the website and it has  ~1.9 million. the only other playcounts i can see are for the last week (1438) and the last 6 months (21,600). i have no idea where the 59,000 is coming from so i think it's a bit pointless showing it. obviously i double checked the raw data from last.fm so my script is not at fault.

edit: if you want to see for yourself, you can add this code to the panel. on line 30, you find this....

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        case li.items > 0:
            li.draw(gr);
            break;

replace it with...

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        case li.items > 0:
            li.draw(gr);
            if (li.lastfm_mode > 2) {
                for (i = 0; i < Math.min(li.items, li.rows); i++) {
                    p.right_text(gr, li.data[i + li.offset].playcount.addCommas() + " plays", p.list_font, p.textcolour_hl, li.x, li.y + 15 + (i * li.row_height), li.w, li.row_height);
                }
            }
            break;

if (t.json_data && t.json_data.album) p.left_text(gr, t.json_data.album.listeners.addCommas() + " listeners. " + t.json_data.album.playcount.addCommas() + " plays.", p.list_font, p.textcolour_hl, t.x, t.y + t.h - 15, t.w, 15);

For e.g. Björk has total of 87,901,733 scrobbles 1,957,941  listeners. and the following top albums:

Homogenic: 455,342 listeners
Post: 644,504 listeners
Debut: 534,509 listeners
Vespertine: 309,415 listeners

if you use my last.fm album info panel, this can display total listeners/playcount for the current album.

add this as the last line inside the on_paint function - it should end up on line 28...

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if (t.json_data && t.json_data.album) p.left_text(gr, t.json_data.album.listeners.addCommas() + " listeners. " + t.json_data.album.playcount.addCommas() + " plays.", p.list_font, p.textcolour_hl, t.x, t.y + t.h - 15, t.w, 15);

edit:

Quote from: mgpai on 2014-03-23 11:51:25

For e.g. Björk has total of 87,901,733 scrobbles 1,957,941  listeners. and the following top albums:

Homogenic: 455,342 listeners
Post: 644,504 listeners
Debut: 534,509 listeners
Vespertine: 309,415 listeners

this is clealy nonsense. vespertine is by far her best album. 

So no chance to add "scrobbles" and "listeners" to artists/albums which can be be displayed in "top albums" and "similar artists" panel?

Quote from: mgpai on 2014-03-23 13:12:00

So no chance to add "scrobbles" and "listeners" to artists/albums which can be be displayed in "top albums" and "similar artists" panel?

nope. the information simply is not there....