Un Auto Organised 3.0 [MM2+3] - Updated 30/10/2009
I have now got <Field:n> working, but <Field@n> should already be working. Can you give me an example of this not working?
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New version (2.5) is now available to download from my website. Changes include...
- Fixed menu option not appearing in tracklist
- Fixed errors when menus clicked with no tracks selected
- Fixed error when excluded folder appears twice in dat file
- Moved logfile to windows temporary directory (%temp%)
- Added support for ":" in mask to truncate a field value
- Added support for new mask fields in MM3
- Added support for <Random> and <Auto Number>
- Added support for new mask functions in MM3
- Added option sheet to control settings and exclusions
As far as I'm aware this script now supports all the options available in MM3.
- Fixed menu option not appearing in tracklist
- Fixed errors when menus clicked with no tracks selected
- Fixed error when excluded folder appears twice in dat file
- Moved logfile to windows temporary directory (%temp%)
- Added support for ":" in mask to truncate a field value
- Added support for new mask fields in MM3
- Added support for <Random> and <Auto Number>
- Added support for new mask functions in MM3
- Added option sheet to control settings and exclusions
As far as I'm aware this script now supports all the options available in MM3.

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I get the following error every time I try to run an UnAutoOrganize report.
Regardless of what node I'm viewing (i.e. viewing an artists songs, viewing entire DB, etc...) UnAutoOrganised attempts to scan my entire database and this error is always fired
After pressing OK on that error popup, I get the following,
Progress bar at the bottom always reads
In other words, when ever hits file 168, the error is fired. I don't how to identify what file 168 is.
Thanks
Regardless of what node I'm viewing (i.e. viewing an artists songs, viewing entire DB, etc...) UnAutoOrganised attempts to scan my entire database and this error is always fired
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Error #5 - Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Invalid procedure call or argument: 'Left'
File: C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Auto\UnAutoOrganised.vbs
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Error happened during script execution: Invalid procedure call or argument: 'Left'
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UnAutoOrganised: Checking track 168/51721 (found: 0)
Thanks
Same error here, but on file 6408/26170.
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Now playing: Gotthard - Lonely People
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Now playing: Gotthard - Lonely People
via FoxyTunes
Does the error message have a line number? That would make the problem much easier to find! 

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What's your mask?
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\\NAS\share\MP3\<Album Interpret@3>\<Album Interpret>\<Jahr> - <Album>\<Song#> - <Titel>
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Now playing: 58 - El Paso
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Now playing: 58 - El Paso
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Ok, I think I know what the problem is. I'll try to get this resolves shortly.
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I was using the "<Field:n>" function and when found it didn't work, probably just tossed "<Field@n>" in with it thinking if you didn't get one working the other probably didn't. Can't say for sure though, don't remember what I was doing/thinking when I reported it. Love to see you get this one updated for MM3.0, I just wish I was able to use it. My PC bit the dust a week before Christmas and since then, have been stuck on this POS Win98 PC and thus only got a few tracks ripped on here.
Look forward to getting back onto a PC from this millennium (lol) and being able to once again take full advantage of your great script.
Look forward to getting back onto a PC from this millennium (lol) and being able to once again take full advantage of your great script.

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New version (2.6) is now available to download from my website. Changes include...
- Fixed dollar characters which are not functions
- Fixed filename not corrected as per mappings
Hopefully you shouldn't get any more "Left" errors!
- Fixed dollar characters which are not functions
- Fixed filename not corrected as per mappings
Hopefully you shouldn't get any more "Left" errors!

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Works perfect now. Thanks for the update.
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Now playing: Def Leppard - Pour Some Sugar On Me
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Excellent! 

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