STEP ONE: Become a memember of NetFlix, and then look in your browser cookies to discover the 'NetflixShopperId' cookies value for '.netflix.com'.
STEP TWO: Insert plugin tag into your template.
The tag has three parameters:
id
- The NetflixShopperId for the NetFlix account. Look in your cookies for this valuelimit
- Number of items to display. Default is to display all items returned.refresh
- How often to update the cache file in minutes. The default is to update the cache file once a day.which
- Which list of items to retrieve. There are two options 'queue' (items in the queue) or 'out' (items currently out). Default is queue.
Example tag: {exp:netflix id="P1152183453382851739665891469694171" limit="8" refresh="720"}
.
{total}
- Total items returned
Only one pair variable, {items}, is available, and it is for the items returned from the NetFlix queue.
This pair variable has the following single variables:
{movie_id}
- NetFlix id for DVD{title}
- Title of DVD{link}
- URL to details about DVD{genre}
- Genre of DVD{rating}
- NetFlix's Rating of DVD{mpaa}
- MPAA Rating of Film
Example:
{exp:netflix id="P1152183453382851739665891469694171"}
<ul>
{items}
<li><a href="{link}">{title}</a> in {genre} (Rating: {rating})</li>
{/items}
</ul>
{/exp:netflix}
Using the NetFlix movie id you can link to images for the DVDs. Example:
<img src="http://a408.g.akamai.net/f/408/1284/24h/image.netflix.com/NetFlix_Assets/boxshots/small/{movie_id}.jpg" width="65" height="90" />
I have found that some DVDs when part of a series of discs may not have an image available this way. In these cases NetFlix sends an "Image Not Available" image.
- 1.2
- Updated plugin to be 2.0 compatible
- 1.1
- NetFlix modified their pages, plugin was updated to fix problems because of this.
- Added MPAA Rating as {mpaa} variable.