brett

I put the code up at http://brettly.net/netflixo.txt. Just save that file, change the name to netflixo.cgi and put it in your cgi-bin directory with the netflix.cgi from Oscar’s code.
Once you have that, create a second .dat file (I use netflixo.dat) with the same permissions you have for the netflix.dat file.
Finally, make a copy of the code you used above to display the queue and change the $filename line to point to the new .dat file and the $output line to point to the new .cgi file and put it in your index.php where you want the outstanding queue to appear.
Hopefully that works, I set it up a month ago so I’m trying to remember if I changed anything else.

rsbenedict: not sure if anyone helped you on this or not but I used the old netflix plugins before Oscar did all the great work to add all the functionality he did and I wanted to limit the list too. Here is what you need to do.
after line 26 which is: my $out = ”;
add another line: my $i = 1;
then change this line: while ($c =~ m!s=bd>(.*?)</tr>!sg) {
to: while ($c =~ m!s=bd>(.*?)</tr>!sg && $i < 11) {
change 11 to one more than however many you want displayed
finally, after the print line, add another line with: $i++;
I use this along with a hack of the netflix outstanding plugin I made with my WP testing site which I haven’t publicized yet, and it works perfectly.