It's just a little Gimmick Iwant to realize.
I'm using a Button to Rename and Move MP3-files. The Button renames the Files using ID3-Tags and creates a Folderstructure like this: "Genre\Artist\Album\Tracknumber Title.mp3".
Then the whole thing is moved to "/mymusic\Albums". It also deletes the now empty Source Folder and goes to the Parent Folder.
At last it opens the Path "/mymusic\albums" in the Destination Pane (DUALPATH) at the current state. What I'd like to have is, that it opens the whole new Path "/mymusic\Albums\Genre\Artist\Album".
My MP3 ButtonSelect ALL
Rename FILEINFO PATTERN "*.mp3" TO "{mp3genre}\{mp3artist}\{mp3album}\{mp3track|#2} {mp3title}.mp3"
Copy MOVE * TO /mymusic\Albums
Delete FILE . QUIET
Go .. DUALPATH /mymusic\Albums
To get the FILEINFO into the last command (e.g. "DUALPATH /mymusic\Albums{mp3genre}{mp3artist}{mp3album}") needs some tricky VB-Script I think because FILEINFO only refers to the RENAME command. I read about "Abusing Rename Scripts" here:
This could really solve the Problem by copying "{mp3genre}{mp3artist}{mp3album}" to the Clipboard so the last Part could be simply this:
Go .. DUALPATH /mymusic\Albums{clip}
But unfortunately I cant do this by myself because I know nothing about VB-Scripts.
I would be very happy to get some friendly help with this.