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<blockquote data-quote="vuego" data-source="post: 662133" data-attributes="member: 23741">Hi arionI guess Revolty is using the Swedish grabbers www_dagenstv_com.xml and svt_se.xml. You helped me upload them to SVN a while ago. I created them by modifying older grabbers so this tag has been around for many years:[CODE]&lt;Search match=&quot;Del [0-9]{1,} av [0-9]{1,}.&quot; field=&quot;#EPISODE&quot; remove=&quot;false&quot; /&gt;[/CODE]I have no idea how WebEPG handles this tag internally but I think it has always produced the episode-num element without any system attribute.Revolty's output quote includes the&nbsp; system=&quot;onscreen&quot; attribute but I guess that's added by Internet Explorer reading the xmltv.dtd file. Here's what it looks like in Notepad:[CODE]&lt;episode-num&gt;5.5&lt;/episode-num&gt;[/CODE]It seems like the other strings in the search match (&quot;Del&quot; and &quot;av&quot;) are stripped by WebEPG.I've been using For the Record and it does detect series and episode numbers correctly (it does record episode 1 of both season 1 and 2 for example).I've checked the database of 4tR and MP after importing the same TVGuide.xml produced by WebEPG and it looks like they handle this case a little different. Neither fills out the SeriesNumber field but 4tR use &quot;EpisodeNumberDisplay&quot; (but not &quot;EpisodeNumber&quot;) when for example 5.5 is (wrongly) used as episode-num. This means that the information is not lost and still usable by the recorder.So how can we change the grabber to output &lt;episode-num&gt;4.4.&lt;/episode-num&gt; and shouldn't we add the system=&quot;xmltv_ns&quot; attribute?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vuego, post: 662133, member: 23741"] Hi arion I guess Revolty is using the Swedish grabbers www_dagenstv_com.xml and svt_se.xml. You helped me upload them to SVN a while ago. I created them by modifying older grabbers so this tag has been around for many years: [CODE]<Search match="Del [0-9]{1,} av [0-9]{1,}." field="#EPISODE" remove="false" /> [/CODE] I have no idea how WebEPG handles this tag internally but I think it has always produced the [I]episode-num [/I]element without any [I]system [/I]attribute. Revolty's output quote includes the system="onscreen" attribute but I guess that's added by Internet Explorer reading the xmltv.dtd file. Here's what it looks like in Notepad: [CODE]<episode-num>5.5</episode-num>[/CODE] It seems like the other strings in the search match ("Del" and "av") are stripped by WebEPG. I've been using For the Record and it does detect series and episode numbers correctly (it does record episode 1 of both season 1 and 2 for example). I've checked the database of 4tR and MP after importing the same TVGuide.xml produced by WebEPG and it looks like they handle this case a little different. Neither fills out the SeriesNumber field but 4tR use "EpisodeNumberDisplay" (but not "EpisodeNumber") when for example 5.5 is (wrongly) used as episode-num. This means that the information is not lost and still usable by the recorder. So how can we change the grabber to output <episode-num>4.4.</episode-num> and shouldn't we add the system="xmltv_ns" attribute? [/QUOTE]

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