However..
Today as I was adding newer titles to the database I noticed that the "Visit movie's web page" link always linked back to the movies IMDb page. Like I said.. that's fine for movies that are already there, but as I am hand editing each new movie.. IF the IMDb page has a link to the actual movie's OWN web page.. I decided to edit the URL field under the Media Info tab in the movie's card to reflect that. Most current movies now have their own web pages. That worked fine but I then started investigating (figuring it out on my own in other words) where/if I could then add a second link to the IMDb page on my own.
So.. under "Custom Fields" I created an entry and called it "IMDb link" which then created an empty drop down box to it right. It's kind of strange.. because if I put in a link with the http prefix.. AMM seems to know what I want to do and adds it as well.. which makes the link unnavigable to. So if I just put in www.imdb.com/title/xxxxxx or imdb.com/title/xxxxxx and hit OK.. an http prefix seems to get amended and I then get an entry RIGHT underneath the trailer : download link that says for example: "IMDb link: imdb.com/title/tt1776167". Cool! the "IMDb link" is added and the URL part shows up as underlined, and my cursor icon turns to a hand when I hover over it.
If I click on the link though nothing happens. If I click on the movie's link to the left (in the blue field) Firefox opens and goes to the link. In cases where I leave the IMDb page in the URL fields that link works as well.
Any idea why this doesn't work?
On a side note as well..
Is there any way for us to create our own movie card layout or edit the default one. I have already purchased AMM.. and I've tried many others (paid and free) and while I like this software immensely (which is why I bought it over others) and find it's ease of use very nice.. I do find it somewhat limited in it's "personalization". One of the leading paid movie database apps I tried IIRC gave you several different card layout to choose.. and you could shift elements around within them as well. While I understand that when I add or ignore a field when editing a movie's description I am in effect editing the card.. it just seems very limited.
Thanks to all for your time and attention. Sorry for the lengthy read.
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They say a picture is worth a thousand words.
I decided to show the right context menu just because it's there. I didn't expect to see an "open" option, nor a web related one really, but as you can see the link is underlined and I do get a hand cursor (W7 BTW) but a single or a double click does nothing.