Site.ini element cleanup question

Hi,

the best way to do this is to ensure that these wrong values do not end up in the title original. To give you advice on how to achieve that I need to know the ini fie you use.

But it is also possible to replace the wrong titleoriginal with the title. You say it's sometimes 'blank' but that cannot be completely true because 'blank' as in "" , empty string doesn't generate a listing in the xmltv file. So there is some space or maybe a newline character. To remove that you can do a cleanup, like:

titleoriginal.modify {cleanup}

It is not clear to me what you want if the titleoriginal only contains the productiondate within (), like (2007)

Suppose you want to replace that with the title , I would suggest this

productiondate.modify {calculate(format=productiondate)|'titleoriginal'} * this saves the productiondate if in titleoriginal.
titleoriginal.modify {replace|('productiondate')|'title'} * this replaces the productiondate between () with the title

Or if you want to add the title to the titleoriginal if it contains the (productiondate), after the first line continue like this:

temp_1.modify {addstart|('productiondate'} * the temp element containing the test string (productiondate)
titleoriginal.modify {addstart(~ 'temp_1')|'title'} * this adds the title if titleoriginal contains  ~ (productiondate)

Or if you simply want to remove (productiondate) , because I think you don't need a titleoriginal that has the already listed title

titleoriginal.modify {clear(= 'temp_1')}  * this clears the titleorginal if its value is (productiondate)
or
titleoroginal.modify {cleanup(tags="("")")} * this removes everything between ( and )

Hope this helps     Jan

Hi,
 
I have adapted your ini. I hope this is what you want. If it is OK like this I will place it in the collection to replace m.profil.net.ini
 
Jan

Hi

I compared the two ini's :

your ini:

1. <title lang="hr">(1978)</title>
    <title lang="xx">Punom parom</title>

2. <title lang="hr">SVE ĆE BITI DOBRO (2008)</title>
     <title lang="xx">Sve će biti dobro</title>

3. <title lang="hr">FAHRT INS RISIKO / HOT ROADS: THE WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS ROADS</title>
    <title lang="xx">Opasne ceste: Jadranska cesta snova</title>

4. <title lang="hr">Show III. (2011)</title>
    <title lang="xx">Dr. Oz</title>

the one I uploaded :

1. <title lang="hr">Punom parom</title>

2. <title lang="hr">Sve će biti dobro</title>

3. <title lang="hr">Opasne ceste: Jadranska cesta snova</title>
    <title lang="xx">Fahrt ins risiko / hot roads: the world's most dangerous roads</title>

4. <title lang="hr">Dr. Oz</title>

In this ini the productiondate is no longer part of the title, it's only where it belongs .. element <date>
Therefore the titles that contain only the production date are not there anymore.

If you look at these examples what exactly do you want different?

Jan

Hi,

the best I can do is swap title and titleoriginal in the ini attached a few posts up :

Add the following lines at the end of the listing , just above the channel file creation:

* swap title and titleoriginal
* park title in temp_4
temp_4.modify {addstart|'title'}
* replace title with titleoriginal
title.modify {replace('titleoriginal' not "")|'title'|'titleoriginal'}
* replace titleoriginal with title (temp_4)
titleoriginal.modify {replace('titleoriginal' not "")|'titleoriginal'|'temp_4'}

Make sure you have titlematchfactor=0

It's not perfect because the lang attribute will show "hr" for the original title .

Another improvement: Change this line:

index_urlshow.modify {remove(type=regex)|"/serije/"}

in this :

index_urlshow.modify {clear(= "http://tvprofil.net/serije/")}

(avoids un-necessary grabbing of non existent showdetail pages)

Jan