Here is the main URL:
http://www.beatport.com/release/alright-2011/371080
You get that by clicking on the preview button down left at the web sources dialog windows.
moveline 1
unspace
if "<performer ref=\"Artist\""
joinuntil "</performer>"
say ", "
findinline "<name>"<PERFORMER performer ?
But this didn''t have the desired results. Its fine once the album goes over 3 artists then album artist becomes "VA" but having only two artists I want the " & " sign to become ", " and the title: Alright 2011 feat. Marcus Schossow ((Marcus Schossow Remix)) is not right. I'm not sure the reason for this.
I discovered the difference of artist and albumartist at many releases. I have solved this with an action group which I use after the web script i such cases. This also puts "artist 1, artist 2, artist 3" to "artist 1, artist 2 and artist 3":
Action 1: Format Value
Field: ARTIST
Formatstring: $regexp(%artist%,', ([^,]+)$',' & $1 ')
Action 2: Format Value
Field: MIXARTIST
Formatstring: $regexp(%mixartist%,', ([^,]+)$',' & $1 ')
But now as I dig deeper into that beatport script, I see it's easy to change inside the script:
change this:
<!--fonto:Courier New--><span style="font-family:Courier New"><!--/fonto-->outputto "Artist"
sayregexp "(?<=<Artist>)[^<]+" <b>", "</b> "</track>"
say "|"<!--fontc--></span><!--/fontc-->
into this:
<!--fonto:Courier New--><span style="font-family:Courier New"><!--/fonto-->outputto "Artist"
sayregexp "(?<=<Artist>)[^<]+" <b>" & "</b> "</track>"
say "|"<!--fontc--></span><!--/fontc-->
But that won't do the ..., ... & ... trick for three or more artists.
Here is a usefull threat on that freacky sayregxp command: /t/6993/1
For the ((Mixname)) thing: It seems that the beatport API page is somehow ill-formated. It has
(Marcus Schossow Remix)
where it normally should have
Marcus Schossow Remix
We can fix that with a regexpreplace command (the bold line is new):
<!--fonto:Courier New--><span style="font-family:Courier New"><!--/fonto-->outputto "tracks"
findline "<name>"
findinline ">"
sayuntil "</"
findline "<mixName>"
regexpreplace "(([^<]+))" "$1"
findinline ">"<!--fontc--></span><!--/fontc-->
p.s.:
As you asked me for links at hints, I have forgotten to mention the very usefull freeware notepad++. It's like notedpad, but with plus plus more options and possibilities. It also refreshes the debug files when it is rewritten if you watch it with this tool:
http://notepad-plus-plus.org/
For this exists is an also very usefull language extension for the mp3tag web sources script language which highligts the comands of the script for a better overview. That helps to avoid typos, because you see they don't have the correct colour:
Web Sources Framework: Help needed
p.p.s:
I'm sorry. I didn't read your post carefully enough. I changed the , & artist albumartist thing exactly the other way around as you wanted it. For your desired solution you started right with replacing
with
say ", "at albumartist. And that is all what is necessary. You have also changed the next line (at least in the code you presented in your post). That would normally result into a Adjust Album Information window with all tag fields empty, because the line doesn't fit into the web sources syntax.
p.p.p.s:
Sorry, I also didn't understand your www problem. Here is the code for getting the main url when currentpreview is not available (as it is the case when you skip the [ParserScriptIndex]=... Part):
gotoline 1
findline ""
findinline ""
say "http://www.beatport.com/release/"
sayuntil ""
say "/"
sayoutput "discogs_release_id"