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<blockquote data-quote="Christoph Conradi" data-source="post: 1045493" data-attributes="member: 144970">Thanks a lot for your fast response, impressive.Do you think we break something if we give it a more generic approach? Understanding that this element is not meant to include anything specific but just a string to display 'onscreen', I still could imagine looking for 2 numbers and write an algorithm which just does that and assigns depending on the context their meaning like the following:1. if there is just 1 number found, it means series information2. if there found 2 numbers with a '/' as delimiter, it would reflect the current behavior like episode n of a total of x episodes3. if there are just 2 separate numbers found, we give the first the season and the second the episode numberDo you think that could work? If so, do you want me to provide an approach based on your code bits? I never worked on an open source project, but would be willing to help (of course I am the most interested one ;-)), but would need some guidance.CC</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Christoph Conradi, post: 1045493, member: 144970"] Thanks a lot for your fast response, impressive. Do you think we break something if we give it a more generic approach? Understanding that this element is not meant to include anything specific but just a string to display 'onscreen', I still could imagine looking for 2 numbers and write an algorithm which just does that and assigns depending on the context their meaning like the following: 1. if there is just 1 number found, it means series information 2. if there found 2 numbers with a '/' as delimiter, it would reflect the current behavior like episode n of a total of x episodes 3. if there are just 2 separate numbers found, we give the first the season and the second the episode number Do you think that could work? If so, do you want me to provide an approach based on your code bits? I never worked on an open source project, but would be willing to help (of course I am the most interested one ;-)), but would need some guidance. CC [/QUOTE]

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