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On-going problem with "special characters"
DmitryB:
--- Quote from: zybex on May 08, 2024, 02:21:03 am ---No Bob, it's a Playlist Group, not a View node. It's just a container for other playlists, manually named, and it has no effect on filtering or sorting; the name does not need to match any tag. I think you had tested this on a View, not a Playlist Group.
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What zybex says.In the images above (I'm including them here now too) I'm talking about the Playlist Group name, in the side Tree. When Karel Ančerl is written - I can not see the albums in the playlist. When I change it to plain Ancerl - the albums re-appear.
bob:
--- Quote from: DmitryB on May 08, 2024, 09:45:46 am ---What zybex says.In the images above (I'm including them here now too) I'm talking about the Playlist Group name, in the side Tree. When Karel Ančerl is written - I can not see the albums in the playlist. When I change it to plain Ancerl - the albums re-appear.
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Sure but it has to filter against something to show the list.
DmitryB:
--- Quote from: bob on May 09, 2024, 08:16:27 am ---Sure but it has to filter against something to show the list.
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I use the proper Ančerl in other places, like in Artist Name and Conductor. The only place the characters are not recognized is in the Playlist Group name in the side Tree. It works everywhere else. You can see that in the screen grabs. When Playlist Group name is changed to Ancerl, you can see in the album information Ančerl in Artist Name. So the program recognizes the characters - but not in Playlist Group name. That seems to be the only place it doesn't recognize it.
bob:
--- Quote from: DmitryB on May 09, 2024, 10:58:40 am ---I use the proper Ančerl in other places, like in Artist Name and Conductor. The only place the characters are not recognized is in the Playlist Group name in the side Tree. It works everywhere else. You can see that in the screen grabs. When Playlist Group name is changed to Ancerl, you can see in the album information Ančerl in Artist Name. So the program recognizes the characters - but not in Playlist Group name. That seems to be the only place it doesn't recognize it.
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Again, there are 2 items that have to match.
The Group Name has to match the album information.
You are obviously able to enter the č in the group name but for some reason that's not matching against the album information.
How are you entering the č into the group name?
zybex:
Bob, you're misunderstanding how playlist groups work. They don't match anything - it's just a container for other playlists. When clicking on a playlist group node, it shows all files that are part of all playlists under that node (so you can argue that it matches a list of playlist IDs, but that's all). The files do NOT need to have anything at all in common for filtering. You can simply drag a bunch of assorted files into a playlist, then drag it under a manually created playlist group. That's it, no filtering at all.
The bug is that you should be able to name the group anything at all without affecting the files listed under it.
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