use " not /"
you have to use " whenever you refer to a " in the beatport xml file.
you have to use " when it is part of the script language syntax.
Have you read my discussion with Irvin Cee in this topic.
I misunderstood him at first and wrote a search by release ID script for him:
Script for ripping genre, year & record label from beatport.com
But what he really wanted to do was a search and script for single tracks, not release pages. And he says he had success with it.
Here is the API page for the single track:
http://api.beatport.com/catalog/tracks?v=1...&id=1686845
He presented his first script here:
Script for ripping genre, year & record label from beatport.com
and I think this is his final version:
support for Beatport API single tracks based on Beatport Track ID in filename
Be aware that the single track search must be done for every track seperatly.
Good to see that you now renamed the tag-field for the release-id to BEATPORT_RELEASE_ID. It was really a pain for me to see you writing this ID to DISCOGS_RELEASE_ID. There the information would have been absolutly useless. Anybody who wanted to have a look at the release page would have been directed to a completly discogs page.