FileBot

So to use the new "Editions" feature you are supposed to trail the filename with the edition like this: ex: Extended = Using an example file that I know is extended, I can get filebot to give me "{edition-[Extended, Extended Version]}"
that code is: but trying to clean it up, to even get rid of the brackets is frustrating.
For example if I use: the whole tag disappears. This happens any time I've tried to modify the tag text, I've tried just for a jumping off point as well as a bunch of others and it does the same thing.

I've looked through the awesome examples others have posted that are WAY beyond my scope of understanding but I cannot figure this out. Can anyone help me so it will just spit out "{edition-"+the first tag+"}" ? Also, if there isn't a significant tag like Extended, Director's Cut, Special Edition, etc, I'd like to be able to have nothing there.

If I need to clarify, just ask and I will do my best.

e.g.

rednoah wrote: ↑29 Aug 2022, 05:36 e.g.

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{ "{edition-${tags.first()}}" }

LOL thanks again...it looked like no one was browsing this forum so I X-posted on Reddit as well

Every question gets and answer. The forums is usually better though because it's easier to search & find via Google later.

Hi,

if I am using that -> how I can turn it to return instead of ??

if I am using folder name tag instead of the movie $tag

Thanks

e.g. use {tags} binding e.g. custom code:

Note that {tags} will match tags from the folder name already. Though it will prefer tags found in the file name over tags found in the folder name.

[DOCS] The movie {tags} and movie {edition} bindings