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MenberName compare with a string #4
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Thanks for the compliment! I think the problem is that Contains is not valid for a string Are you trying to find media that has a title that contains, for example, "Dark" to get the movies "Dark City" and "The Dark Knight" etc etc? |
Yes, exactly ; i wish find all medias with the keyword "Dark". |
Good question, sadly I seem to have garbage collected most of this info. My intention was to flesh this out more but I have been pretty busy with work and family. I plan on taking a vacation in a few weeks after my team launched our new project. During that time I was going to give this, my other plugin, and possibly the jellyfin android app some love. In general though the commands such as "Contains" or "Equals" are related to linq and are functions called on the object. If you have experience in C# please feel free to try and fix it. If not I will keep this open and resolve it when I get some time. |
Hi, |
Hello,
thanks with your plugin. It's really awesome.
I don't know if it's a bug ; hovewer, if i'm write a playlist with a
MemberName
type string, Jellyfin give me an error. I don't find a good operator to find a string.With this example, i have this error :
No error with other List type. My operator is bad ?
If i'm use an Operator type
Equal
, no error.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: