Hi Marr,

This is a good idea. I can't speak to when I will have time to look at it but it's a good point. I have created a new ticket for it here.

Thanks.

No rush! :) Thanks for the response though, I just thought I'd share this because I think some taglines look better/suitable for some movies then other, but there's no need to edit 'good' information, so yeah ^{_^}

perhaps if there were multiple, you'd have a similar voting (thumbs up/down) system like we do for images? (since I assume only one tagline would get displayed- highest voted tagline in this case)

(not because its that important which tagline is used- like in the way its important for images, but more so just so there is a reasonable system that decides which one is used if that makes sense- because unlike original title vs alternative title- this clear distinction between the one original and the other alternatives doesn't exist- as far as I know, in taglines for movies and shows)

It seems, we have multiple taglines now!
One of them can be set a primary tagline (for the current language).
I'm not sure if this feature is working correct by now, since the primary tagline will not be used for the movie in the mail view.

@maxnm said:

I'm not sure if this feature is working correct by now, since the primary tagline will not be used for the movie in the mail view.

I'll check on the logic for this tomorrow, the primary should be the one that gets selected as the main one to show on the details page.

Edit: Fixed.

@travisbell said:

@maxnm said:

I'm not sure if this feature is working correct by now, since the primary tagline will not be used for the movie in the mail view.

I'll check on the logic for this tomorrow, the primary should be the one that gets selected as the main one to show on the details page.

When addind a tagline as primary it won't change. (even if I update the primary edits page). If I uncheck the 'primary box', the new tagline is suddenly displayed in the main view.