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<blockquote data-quote="Sutekh" data-source="post: 285155" data-attributes="member: 72626">Hi All,I just started playing with the csscript method outlined in this thread and seem to have found a major problem with it. That is, MP is filtering the search string before passing it to the csscript's exposed methods. Looking for the movie &quot;Bruiser (2000)&quot; as my files are named in IMDB directly, or passing it via the URL - &quot;http://us.imdb.com/Tsearch?title=Bruiser (2000)&quot; - brings the correct match. However, using MP, it must use some sort of regular expression filter on my files turning &quot;Bruiser (2000)&quot; into &quot;bruiser&quot; - lowercase and without the year. This now brings back all sorts of horrible matches.How do I force MP to NOT filter my search queries? That is something that should be left in the customising of csscript files. I am a confident C# developer, is this something I can change myself?Simon</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sutekh, post: 285155, member: 72626"] Hi All, I just started playing with the csscript method outlined in this thread and seem to have found a major problem with it. That is, MP is filtering the search string before passing it to the csscript's exposed methods. Looking for the movie "Bruiser (2000)" as my files are named in IMDB directly, or passing it via the URL - "http://us.imdb.com/Tsearch?title=Bruiser (2000)" - brings the correct match. However, using MP, it must use some sort of regular expression filter on my files turning "Bruiser (2000)" into "bruiser" - lowercase and without the year. This now brings back all sorts of horrible matches. How do I force MP to NOT filter my search queries? That is something that should be left in the customising of csscript files. I am a confident C# developer, is this something I can change myself? Simon [/QUOTE]

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