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I've sort of got it to work using the configuration
{author_sort}/{Series}/{Series} {Series_index:| - } {#Subseries} {#Subseries_index:| - } {title_sort} - {authors}
But, it's not sending titles with subseries, just titles with only series.
Really, what I want to do is if there is a subseries, concatenate the series, the series index, a hyphen, the subseries, the subseries index, and a hyphen, and concatenate that with the title sort, a comma, and the author(s).
Otherwise, it's the standard series, series index, hyphen, title sort, hyphen, and author(s) output. However, the programming language is doing my head in; I can't work out if you can suppress the prefix / suffix with custom columns which is what the subseries / subseries index are.
I also want to work in the 'My Shelves' custom column, probably as a folder. I'm tempted to use this:
{#My_Shelves}/{author_sort}/{Series}/{Series} {Series_index:| - } {#Subseries} {#Subseries_index:| - } {title_sort} - {authors}
Which I think should replicate the collections functionality I had on my Kobo by creating a folder for each genre, then the various author folders.
Incidentally, is it possible to output into each author's folder for multi-author books? So for books written by Mercedes Lackey and Ellen Guon, the title appears in both author's folders rather than a combined Lackey, Mercedes & Guon Ellen folder?
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