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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 896621" data-attributes="member: 18896">${filename} is a var name, it is 'set' to a value via the following line:&nbsp;&lt;set name=&quot;filename&quot; value=&quot;${search.basepath}\${search.filename_noext}&quot; /&gt;&nbsp;What it does there is create ${filename} and make it &quot;${search.basepath}\${search.filename_noext}&quot;, which MovPic corresponds to &quot;X:\Folder\Movie\filename&quot; depending on the ${search.xxxxxxx} values passed on to the scraper-script on the new media match found.After that this value is then used via:&nbsp;&lt;retrieve name=&quot;file&quot; file=&quot;${filename}.nfo&quot; encoding=&quot;UTF-8&quot; /&gt;&nbsp;To actually read/open the file and make the contents available via ${file}.More info on how scraper-scripts work is available at: <a href="http://moving-pictures.tv/wiki/Scraper_Scripts" target="_blank">http://moving-pictures.tv/wiki/Scraper_Scripts</a>&nbsp;If you can provide me with a scraper-debug enabled log file, so I can see what ${search.basepath} matches for your system and what folder location you have actually placed the NFO file at, then I can be of more assistance. Until I got my new workstation up and running I can not recreate your situation on here to test, so you will have to provide the super-detailed log files containing the info I need.&nbsp;Or happy coding if you decide to solve it yourself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 896621, member: 18896"] ${filename} is a var name, it is 'set' to a value via the following line: <set name="filename" value="${search.basepath}\${search.filename_noext}" /> What it does there is create ${filename} and make it "${search.basepath}\${search.filename_noext}", which MovPic corresponds to "X:\Folder\Movie\filename" depending on the ${search.xxxxxxx} values passed on to the scraper-script on the new media match found. After that this value is then used via: <retrieve name="file" file="[U][B]${filename}[/B][/U].nfo" encoding="UTF-8" /> To actually read/open the file and make the contents available via ${file}. More info on how scraper-scripts work is available at: [B][url]http://moving-pictures.tv/wiki/Scraper_Scripts[/url][/B] If you can provide me with a scraper-debug enabled log file, so I can see what ${search.basepath} matches for your system and what folder location you have actually placed the NFO file at, then I can be of more assistance. Until I got my new workstation up and running I can not recreate your situation on here to test, so you will have to provide the super-detailed log files containing the info I need. Or happy coding if you decide to solve it yourself. [/QUOTE]

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