August 18th, 2007, Hedi Regaya |
Download the widget from MacAmour here.
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14 Responses
Great widget, I have been looking for a movie widget for my area in RI for a long time. I live in a small town and it is difficult to find a widget that recognizes our zip code. Thanks again Hedi…
cheers,
MacDeviant
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Glad you like it MacDeviant
The widget, when it works, is amazing. The only problem is - it’s not recognizing ANY zip code i put in! Ah!
Ditto on Ben… it doesn’t recognize any zip code. Ideas?
wont recognize my zip either, or any other zip I enter
Yeah, doesn’t recognize ANY ZIP CODE!! BUMMER! Looks like a great widget…too bad, hope they fix this!
same zip doest work
yeah, it won’t recognize any zipcodes for me either..
bummer! some insight please, macdeviant?
Yeah my zip code deosnt work either, Is there any way to make this work?
I downloaded and installed the Movies widget onto my 10.4.11 OS, but it won’t accept any 5 digit zip code. And without a zip code I can’t get it to work. Is there a required step I’m not aware of?
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20080609093907318
[...] users were able to use and download the widget from MacAmour. But it seems it stopped working. So here’s the how to fix it, then [...]
Recently the Leopard Movies widget, which Steve demoed along with Leopard, stopped working in Tiger. Leopard’s built-in Movies widget continues to function, while in Tiger, it gives an error of “invalid zip code.” You can make this widget function once again in 10.4.
Navigate to /Library/Widgets and find the Movies widget. Control-click on the widget and choose Show Package Contents from the pop-up menu. Then open parser.js in your favorite text editor, and replace all occurrences of A99D3D1A-774C-4914-9E3B-18645117428A with DE7E251E-7758-40A4-98E0-87557E9F31F0 and save. Close any open movie widget in Dashboard, then re-open it. Now it works.