Been using this script for KODI for a while, worked great for retrieving the cover art for movies. Checked to make sure KODI did not change some thing, it did not. Have varied that the script is parsing out the correct data for "CoverMovie1 and 2", this script worked great until the other day, if I use manually assign data into the variables, just to make sure its not a parsing issue, still no go.

var coverMovie1 = "9767";
var coverMovie2 = "the-break-up-57f3a9b480b06";

No IOError being displayed


function kodi4(){
var socket = new TCPSocket();
var receivedData = "";
var coverMovie2 = "the-break-up-57f3a9b480b06";
socket.onConnect = function() {
socket.write("GET /thumb.php?src=/fanart/movies/"+coverMovie1+"/movieposter/"+coverMovie2+".jpg&a=t&h=210&w=139 HTTP/1.0\r\n");
socket.write("HOST:assets.fanart.tv\r\n");
socket.write("CONNECTION: close\r\n");
socket.write("\r\n");
};
socket.onData = function() {
receivedData += socket.read();
};
socket.onIOError = function (e) {
GUI.widget("data").label = "IOError " + e;
};
socket.onClose = function () {
var imageStartIndex, bitmapData, myImage;
imageStartIndex = receivedData.indexOf("\r\n\r\n");
bitmapData = receivedData.substring(imageStartIndex+4);
myImage = new Image(bitmapData);
GUI.widget("MOVIE_COVER").setImage(myImage);
GUI.widget("MOVIE_COVER").stretchImage = true;
};
socket.connect("assets.fanart.tv",80, 500);
};