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Old 01-10-2021, 09:33 AM   #5159
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I thought I could replace metakey with another (series=>rating or series=>(.*)=>rating), but it is not working.
The replace_metadata settings allow you to edit metadata items, but not re-assign them from other values. The comments in defaults.ini(or defaults.ini button in plugin settings) explain alot about it. Also a wiki page.

You can do that with include_in_X. For example, include_in_series:rating will copy rating into series.

However, I would recommend using a custom column, not the builtin series column. FFF treats series special in a few places. Results may be unpredictable. Plus, if / when you start using sites that use the series value properly, you'll have real series data and fake series data in the same column.

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I also tried custom_columns_settings (works nicely for my custom columns) like score=>#myrating, but I can not get it to work for ex. rating=>series
That's because it's not a custom column. custom_columns_settings only works on custom columns--it's right there in the name.
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