You can check the problem with this simplified code, that should duplicate all elements of the active playlist, but crashes:

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var pl = plman.ActivePlaylist;
var all_handles = plman.GetPlaylistItems(pl);
plman.InsertPlaylistItems(pl, 0, all_handles);

Error message:

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[13:51:37] Error: WSH Panel Mod ({8B5414E5-92F3-4BE8-BBB3-A7CF680847A7}): Microsoft JScript runtime error:
Type mismatch
Ln: 3, Col: 1
<source text only available at compile time>

[21:02:43] Error: WSH Panel Mod ({8B5414E5-92F3-4BE8-BBB3-A7CF680847A7}): Microsoft JScript runtime error:
Variable uses an Automation type not supported in JScript
Ln: 3, Col: 1
<source text only available at compile time>

fb.RunMainMenuCommand("Edit/Sort/Sort by File Path");

fb.RunMainMenuCommand("Edit/Sort/Sort by File Path");

$directory_path(%path%)

var vb = new ActiveXObject('ScriptControl');
vb.Language = 'VBScript';

function InputBox(message, title, value) {
    message = message.replace(/"/g, '" + Chr(34) + "');
    message = message.replace(/\n/g, '" + Chr(13) + "');
    title = title.replace(/"/g, '" + Chr(34) + "');
    value = value.replace(/"/g, '" + Chr(34) + "');
    var temp_value = vb.eval("InputBox" + "(\"" + message + "\", \"" + title + "\", \"" + value + "\")");
    return typeof temp_value == "undefined" ? value : temp_value.trim();
}

val = InputBox("This is a test", "test", "");

ARTIST HAS "Hatfield and the North" OR ALBUM ARTIST HAS "Hatfield and the North" OR COMPOSER HAS "Hatfield and the North" OR PERFORMER HAS "Hatfield and the North" OR COMMENT HAS "Hatfield and the North" OR DISCOGS_ALBUM_CREDITS HAS "Hatfield and the North" OR DISCOGS_TRACK_CREDITS HAS "Hatfield and the North"

String.prototype.trim = function() {
    return this.replace(/^\s+|\s+$/g,"");
}

add this somewhere. (it's in the common file, you must have missed it)

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String.prototype.trim = function() {
    return this.replace(/^\s+|\s+$/g,"");
}

as for your 2nd question, sorry i have no idea. as a workaround, maybe you could just add Hatfield and the North via the input box and have the script build the query to check all those different fields?

@r0lZ, yup i'd be interested in seeing what you do.

arr = filecontent.split(/\r?\n/g);

@r0lZ, you're asking the wrong person. i don't know regex at all. everything used in my scripts was courtesy of mr google.

maybe ReadLine would work?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/h7...v=vs.85%29.aspx