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Could someone help me out with tagging scripts? I'm looking for scripts to do two relatively simple things:

- Change the first letter of each word into uppercase, keeping the rest lowercase, in all available fields or a specified field (whichever one is easier to implement is fine).

- Convert "(" and ")" to "[" and "]" in all fields (without the quotes of course).

I'm sure this would be a piece of cake for some of you... thanks in advance for any help!

Stick the ColumnsUI.dll in C:\Program Files\foobar2000\components.

Restart Foobar.

Go Foobar, Preferences, Display, Columns UI, Other, Import, select the FCS file.

Restart Foobar.

Should be done. Hope this Helps.

Dan

Edit: Forgot to mention, don't forget to change the User Interface Module to Columns UI in the Display tab bit.

Could someone help me out with tagging scripts? I'm looking for scripts to do two relatively simple things:

- Change the first letter of each word into uppercase, keeping the rest lowercase, in all available fields or a specified field (whichever one is easier to implement is fine).

- Convert "(" and ")" to "[" and "]" in all fields (without the quotes of course).

I'm sure this would be a piece of cake for some of you... thanks in advance for any help!

Make friends with $caps() and $replace(). :)

$caps(%title%)					  - capitilises words in the TITLE tag
$replace(%title%,'(','[',')',']')   - replace all ()'s for []'s in TITLE tag

Obviously you'll want to change %title% to whatever tag you want to fix up.

Make friends with $caps() and $replace(). :)

$caps(%title%)					  - capitilises words in the TITLE tag
$replace(%title%,'(','[',')',']')   - replace all ()'s for []'s in TITLE tag

Obviously you'll want to change %title% to whatever tag you want to fix up.

Thanks, works like a charm!

.. *waits for awnser* error's are annoying..

Try waiting more than 45mins for an answer, and try as acedriver said to remove one of the copies of the file.
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