Revise Generated Menu Header for YouTube Search URL's

[Former user]

When online source menu items populate they get a generated name which rolls sideways on Samsungs at about 2 characters a second. That's fine except for youtube search links that get a generated "YouTube Videos matching query: searchterm [gdata.youtube.com]" message which means you have to highlite the menu item and wait 6 seconds for the search term to appear. This makes the menu essentially unusable to distinguish between searches. Top Rated and Most Viewed don't have that leading header. This request is to make the created name "Searchterm [gdata.youtube.com]". This will allow immediate recognition of each search without having to highlight each item and wait.

[Petr Nejedly]

Duplicate of #405.

[Former user]

No, if you just do405, I would stilI have to rename every search link to make the menu usable. This request simply asks you ro remove the boilerplate "YouTube Videos matching query:" header that hides the search term, so the entry is usable by default.

[Petr Nejedly]

that would have to be a youtube specific hack, the title is normally taken from the feed XML <title> element. YouTube API generates it like that.

As a part of #405 you'll be able to provide feed name when entering the URL itself.

[Former user]

Thanks. Now I see that http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos?v=2&q=shania Back to duplicate of 405. PS: I really appreciate the level of support and detail you provide. Now if I could just learn Python, maybe I can create some groovys.

Duplicate of #405.