Thread: Automatically Add Books to Multiple Shelves on Kobo Device
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Old 07-12-2019, 02:50 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by tamarissa View Post
So essentially, if I add multiple columns in the 'Collections columns' section of the driver, separated by a comma, it would then create shelves based on data from both column 1 and column 2? I would just need to create another column based in the tags I want to use (I don't want all of them, just certain ones).

Code:
#collection_authorseries, #collection_tags
Also, I can get one tag into the column just fine, but when I try to add a second one it breaks the template:

I've tried both options, neither one works...
Code:
{tag:contains(abc, ABC,)},{,tag:contains(xyz,XYZ,)}
Code:
{tag:contains(abc, ABC,),tag:contains(xyz,XYZ,)}
The configuration field in the driver is a comma separated list of column lookup names. It does not allow templates. If you want to do something like that, you will need to create a column with that template, then use the column in the driver configuration.
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