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<blockquote data-quote="Inker" data-source="post: 210879" data-attributes="member: 10541">Yeah, that won't work. You can only use Series/Season/Episode fields for views.Breaking by letter won't work. &quot;The&quot; series can be rearanged (but only if you import in english) by changing the sorting of the views to reference sortname instead of prettyname in the db.What you are looking for is the SQL like operator, which indeed is not supported for views at the moment. It would be rather trivial to implement, but I don't really understand what you aim to do. Why not make use of the Favourites feature instead and all your series there (or create a view that groups your fav. series by genre)?Your right, there should be no limit there. Probably very few people get to have more than 15 unique genres, thats why nobody noticed this before, but it should be changed.Hope this helps.Inker</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Inker, post: 210879, member: 10541"] Yeah, that won't work. You can only use Series/Season/Episode fields for views. Breaking by letter won't work. "The" series can be rearanged (but only if you import in english) by changing the sorting of the views to reference sortname instead of prettyname in the db. What you are looking for is the SQL like operator, which indeed is not supported for views at the moment. It would be rather trivial to implement, but I don't really understand what you aim to do. Why not make use of the Favourites feature instead and all your series there (or create a view that groups your fav. series by genre)? Your right, there should be no limit there. Probably very few people get to have more than 15 unique genres, thats why nobody noticed this before, but it should be changed. Hope this helps. Inker [/QUOTE]

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