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Last.fm Playlist and Tag Manager

By Maarten — Last update Nov 7, 2010 — Installed 7,193 times.

Tagged Tracks export

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Oct 21, 2009 11:14am stsquad User	Hi, I tried creating a playlist from the tracks tagged as: http://www.last.fm/tag/gta%20vice%20city/tracks However the script wasn't able to parse the track data, intimating the layout may have changed: Initializing... Processing... Done. Processed 0 tracks. Added 0 tracks. Skipped 0 tracks. Script took 6 seconds. Tracks added to: null Any ideas?

Nov 1, 2009 7:09pm Maarten Script's Author	Hi stsquad, Thanks for letting me know the script has a problem. I hope to take a look at this in the next couple of days and will let you know what I find. Maarten

Nov 2, 2009 4:30pm stsquad User	Thanks, I shall keep an eye out for a new release and test when you are ready.

Nov 7, 2009 4:56pm Maarten Script's Author	Hi stsquad, Hmm, I was able to create a playlist just fine: Initializing... Processing... Created new playlist: 3iu6k_ Renamed new playlist to: usertest Read 100 tracks. Fetching track IDs... Adding tracks... Done. Processed 100 tracks. Added 100 tracks. Skipped 0 tracks. Script took 264 seconds. Tracks added to: http://www.last.fm/user/maarten_gm/library/play... Even with the "Add streamable tracks only" option enabled. Looking at the output you got, it looks like the script was unable to create a new playlist--that is, somehow the script broke while creating a new playlist. So, a few questions for you to determine if there's a difference between our usage or settings: 1. a. What version of Firefox are you using? Are you on Linux? 1. b. Are you using the latest v1.13 of the script? 1. c. Are you using the latest Greasemonkey v0.8.20090920.2? 2. Did you select the first option ("Create a new playlist named:")? 3. What playlist name did you use? If it has non-alphanumeric characters, try using just one word to see if that goes through. 4. Do you have any proxy settings on your browser? Were you able to perform any other actions with this script? 5. Do you have the "Accept third-party cookies" box checked in the Firefox Privacy settings? (In FF3.5, it's at Tools->Options->Privacy->Custom settings for history.) This was an issue with one of my Netflix scripts; see http://userscripts.org/topics/13277 . 6. How many playlist do you have? Maybe there's a maximum number enforced by Last.fm and the script is not handling this correctly. Looking forward to your answers! Maarten

Nov 11, 2009 10:09am stsquad User	Hmm, it seems to be working now. However I have since upgraded my Firefox from 3.0 to 3.5 using the Ubuntu PPA for Hardy Heron. For reference: 1. a) FF3.5 (was 3.0) on Ubuntu Linux b) Yes, the latest one on the userscripts site c) Yes, I keep the pluging upto date 2. Both Create New Playlist and Insert into Exisiting 3. With spaces, e.g. "Vice City Music" 4. No proxy, hadn't tried the other features at the time 5. No, cookie safe with last.fm cookies enabled 6. 10 I suspect it may have been a problem with FF3.0 which is the only thing I've really changed between it not working and working. Anyway it's working now thanks. Fantastic script :-)

Nov 11, 2009 3:36pm Maarten Script's Author	I'm glad to hear it's working now, and that you like the script!

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