AniDB

Well, instead of reinventing the wheel you could test actually making a new export template instead... Granted by what I see here I have little hope of success... You should probably try something easier before tackling this. Thanks for the friendly words of encouragement. I've already programmed a...

I should also mention that when I try exporting my list, it doesn't give me a direct download link anymore (after i get the message saying it's ready to download. --- Your scheduled Mylist Export was just created and is now ready for download. Template: xml-plain Requested at: 22.02.2007 18:23 Finis...

Thanks for the quick reply Petri. I took out the xsl header and it successfully parsed the file but it can't use the item elements correctly (not in my parser, keith deven's, or magicparser.com). Here's the file without the XSL: http://www.xinil.net/temp/anidbXML.xml Edit: Seems it was because I did...

So I've tried parsing (using PHP) the XML file that you guys provide through your export feature...and I've had no luck. I've tried parsing the examples too, but those fail also. I wrote my own parser and I thought perhaps I did something wrong, so I tried free demo parsers around the net, those did...

Well pretty much every field is an optional field (aside from the series name). So if you don't know the started date or the finished date, don't fill it in. You can choose to not include the "Start Date" and "Finish date" columns too. Customization is the key.

That's actually a pretty decently sized list you've got there, bloodomen. Yours too kouta. Anidb's way of displaying lists is very detailed, but I just can't appreciate the design/layout of it. Not very friendly looking or easy to setup. Soooo, I went ahead and made my own Anime List. Check out my l...