First of all, thanks for such a quick reply.
Well I popped open the xnetflix plugin cache. I've got individual directories that are each labeled by number. Each directory has and image and an XML file. The XML only contains the ID for the movies. Here's an example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<MovieInfo>
<plot />
<movieid>209534</movieid>
<genre />
<cast />
<ratingtext />
<director />
</MovieInfo>
None of the other info is filling in. The xlobby database XML files are also bare. Here's an example of a xnetflix db item:
<item>
<coverart>C:\Program Files\xlobby\plugins\xnetflix\cache\movies\70011196\70011196.jpg</coverart>
<type>movie</type>
<display>2- Sideways</display>
<information>
<plot />
<movieid>70011196</movieid>
<genre />
<cast />
<ratingtext />
<director />
</information>
</item>
As a result, my xlobby netflix screen is populating with proper images. Switching genres brings up the right box covers. (I'm assuming the genre is governed by the xlobby DB that a movie gets filed into and not its XML tag.) Even my queue and recently rented stuff shows the right images. However, I'm just not getting any details on them. I'm new to xlobby as of a few days ago, but I feel like I have a grasp as to what's going on with it. So don't worry too much about going over my head.
I know that the RSS feeds provided by Netflix don't provide much info so you're probably doing some sort of page scrape to get everything. Is it possible that Netflix has somehow changed something in their layout that might make a scrape work incorrectly?
I'm just throwing stuff out there right now because this plugin is new for me. I'm a programmer, though. So I'm trying to come up with educated guesses.
On another note, I'm from McKinney too! Small world isn't it? How are you liking the rain today? My brother's dog just came inside the house all wet.