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Posted: **31 Mar 2024, 01:47**

I'm using the following expression and am wondering how to adjust it to include the edition tag on the folder as well as the filename? Right now it's only included in the filename.

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{ ~plex.id.derive{" {tmdb-$id} "} } { "edition-$edition}" }

Results in:

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/300 (2007) {tmdb-1271}/300 (2007) {tmdb-1271} {edition-Extended Edition}...

Desired:

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/300 (2007) {tmdb-1271} {edition-Extended Edition}/300 (2007) {tmdb-1271} {edition-Extended Edition}...

Thanks!

Posted: **31 Mar 2024, 05:40**

rednoah wrote: ↑12 Sep 2016, 10:03 e.g. Avatar (2009) {tmdb-19995} {edition-Extended Edition}/Avatar (2009) {edition-Extended Edition}
└ Multiple Editions
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{ ~plex.id ** { " {edition-$edition}" } }

Plex Naming Schemes › Advanced {plex} operators

e.g. start with the example above, and then add {tmdb-12345} to the file / folder name as well:

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{ ~plex ** {" {tmdb-$tmdbid} "} ** {" {edition-$edition}"} }

Posted: **04 Jun 2024, 08:25**

Late follow-up question, is it possible to omit/ignore edition pattern names, such as Remastered, while continuing to use {edition} binding? Thanks again!

Posted: **04 Jun 2024, 09:21**

Everything is always possible, this one is easy too:

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{ edition != 'Remastered' ? " {edition-$edition}" : null }

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{ none{ edition.match(/Extended|Theatrical|Remastered/) } ? " {edition-$edition}" : null }

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