jiri wrote:Yes, it's the latest version. Sorry for the confusion, will include a better versioning scheme in the future.

Jiri

Thanks Jiri for the update.

http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=86756 Thanks for the link but this is the one I was using but its locked so can't post there. The link a couple of posts above the latest one from jiri is a link to version 1.1 and was wondering if this is still the latest update withoout th...

jiri wrote:To clarify, a new version of the script was uploaded in order to fix the issue, it should work fine now.

Thanks,
Jiri

Hey Jiri, could you plase add a link to the new script as the only versions i can find are 1.1, unless this is correct but you haven't changed the version number.

Thanks
Mike

I noticed this too in 2060.

I never noticed in previous versions of MM5 but in 2060 the menu bar Button's Hover doesn't seem to have a name.

Thanks for the advice guys, its not something I've really used before so can give it a try.

Problem Appears to be fixed in 2060

After clicking the 3 dots and selecting visualizations, going back to the menu and it has gone behind the app.

Apologies for the crude image but cant capture and keep the menu open at same time.



I hope the image above helps.

Thanks guys, I will certainly give this a try.

Way back in '07 Trixmoto created a small Addon called "FixTrailingThe", I was wondering if he or anyone had thought of converting it to V5.

I think this is one to add as it is one I think quite popular and it would be missed.

When clicking menu then visualization or some of the others the menu goes behind the programme, it is usable but wrong.
It comes back to the foreground when clicking the app top bar.

thank you that solved the problem. i needed a $ inside the disc# (). now the mask works as i wanted with single cds and multi-disc cds. the only thing i have to do is make sure i edit the disc# properties prior to importing multi-discs . <Artist> - <Album>$if(<Disc#>>0, (Disc <Disc#>$)) - <Track#:2...

I also found this on here which may help...
It refers to putting a $ in front of the character you wish to use as a normal character.

http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... ize#p41257

Mike

the [] brackets worked where the () didn't. I assume the () brackets have some sort of meaning in the mask. I would like to have (2001) rather than [2001]. The brackets are for encapsulating the $if statement. From memory the first part of the statement is the query and the second is the true part ...

Here is a mask which I use a couple of $if statements for you to have a look at. you should be able to get something from it. $if(<Album Artist>=Various,M:\# VARIOUS\<Album@3>\$if(<Grouping>,<Grouping>)\<Album>\$if(<Disc#>,Disk <Disc#:2>)\<Track#:2> - <Artist> - <Title>,M:\# ALBUMS\<Album Artist@3>\...

you need to click the OK Button
The OK button will close the window then compose the list if you look at the progress bar it will tell you, then it will ask if you want to open the file.
the SAVE button saves the dat file for recalling your settings