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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 28 for Windows => Topic started by: mattkhan on June 06, 2021, 01:52:46 pm
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making a call like MCWS/v1/Browse/Files?ID=5437&Action=JSON&Fields=Last%20Played only return the key in the results, is this expected behaviour or a bug?
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I think it means those files were never played. It does populate some of them for me, which corresponds to the played ones:
[{"Key":43064},{"Key":44996},{"Key":45063},{"Key":40675,"Last Played":1558211460},{"Key":44622,"Last Played":1602330248}, ...
What are you expecting to see? You only asked for the 'Last Played' field in the URL, so nothing else is returned except for the Key identifier. You can list the fields you want in the &Fields argument, comma separated.
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OK so possible bug then as the items have been played, verified in MC itself.
I have a bunch of fields in the actual query btw, removed them to raise the issue though.
actual example
MCWS/v1/Browse/Files?ID=1772&Action=JSON&Fields=Key%2CName%2CDuration%2CDimensions%2CSeason%2CEpisode%2CYear%2CMedia%20Type%2CMedia%20Sub%20Type%2CArtist&Last%20Played
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Try adding an Expression column for "=[Last Played,0]" or "=convertdate([last played])", right next to the normal [Last Played] column to see if there's some correlation to the missing values. Perhaps it's related to the date format, failing for ones with day>12 or something like that?
It works well for me with Windows as dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss
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Try adding an Expression column for "=[Last Played,0]" or "=convertdate([last played])", right next to the normal [Last Played] column to see if there's some correlation to the missing values. Perhaps it's related to the date format, failing for ones with day>12 or something like that?
It works well for me with Windows as dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss
values all look normal to me
seems to be working this morning though, odd. I guess problem solved!