Sorting done wrong?

[dcuritois]

Ok, what am i doing wrong:

If I add this:

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/volume1/folder/%sn/%fn/

I get a folder CALLED "%fn" ?

[shypike]

In which sort context are you doing this?
Type of sort, kind of downloads.

[dcuritois]

In which sort context are you doing this?
Type of sort, kind of downloads.

Sorting, TV. "Sort String"

Testing it, the "Processed Result" field ends by saying "Original Filename"

[shypike]

Can you give an example of a NZB name?

Which SABnzbd release are you using?

[dcuritois]

Can you give an example of a NZB name?

aaaa.aaaa.aaaa.s00e00.aaaa.xnnn-aaa.mp4

To which "Processed Results" displays:

"/volume1/folder/Aaaa Aaaa Aaaa/Original Filename.avi"

Which SABnzbd release are you using?

0.7.0

[shypike]

I admit it's a bit confusing, but you're using it in a wrong context.
If you want to use it to normalize file names, you should use %fn.%ext

%fn as such would be used to name a folder after a filename, which is a bit bizarre for series.
It's meant for GenericSort and DateSort and it's not supported for folder names in SeriesSort.
The pattern key doesn't explain things properly.

[dcuritois]

I admit it's a bit confusing, but you're using it in a wrong context.
If you want to use it to normalize file names, you should use %fn.%ext

I wanted to avoid having a new folder generated for each item. And it was in the pattern key for series.

%fn as such would be used to name a folder after a filename, which is a bit bizarre for series.
It's meant for GenericSort and DateSort and it's not supported for folder names in SeriesSort.
The pattern key doesn't explain things properly.

Ok, thanks.

[shypike]

You won't get a folder for each item.
In fact, this one will also do what you want:
%sn/S%s

[dcuritois]

You won't get a folder for each item.
In fact, this one will also do what you want:
%sn/S%s

I was getting a folder for each item, hence trying to change it. Thanks for the key, I'll try that.