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I have a custom tag "FAVOURITES" which is set to 1 in every track of a favourite album of mine, and not present in all others.
I have added "favourites" to the database fields. All good - ish.
If I put in the browse tree:
(** is hashes) then I end up with the two top level entries on my control point. The first (Favourites) has two entries, "Unknown Favourites" and "1". The first lists all my albums with no tag set, the second the others (what I want).
The second (Favourite Albums) does exactly what I want - lists all albums with tracks with the tag set, without having to go down the "1" route.
Now, if I remove the first two from the tree, leaving just the Favourite Albums..., it ceases to work (becomes empty). Why so? Is there any way of getting just the Favourite Albums tree?
[Title is wrong - nothing to do with change from R6.3 to latest, has always been so!]
I have added "favourites" to the database fields. All good - ish.
If I put in the browse tree:
Code:
Favourites{_no_track_list_}
Favourites\Album
Favourite Albums**favourites&+&1
The second (Favourite Albums) does exactly what I want - lists all albums with tracks with the tag set, without having to go down the "1" route.
Now, if I remove the first two from the tree, leaving just the Favourite Albums..., it ceases to work (becomes empty). Why so? Is there any way of getting just the Favourite Albums tree?
[Title is wrong - nothing to do with change from R6.3 to latest, has always been so!]
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