How to prefix with the EML file's Date header field?

[chrisjj]

Please?

Help says "The Item Date is the primary date of interest for an item" but "Item Date" does not equal Date. It might be timezone-converted Date and/or Received.

I do need Date itself, ideally with custom format.

Thanks.

[Admin]

What does the Windows File Property -> Details tab show for the EML file? Bulk Rename will match that.

[chrisjj]

What does the Windows File Property -> Details tab show for the EML file?

I find no such command, but "Show List of File Properties" shows a date that's timezone-converted.

Bulk Rename will match that.

Yup. But that's not Date:. I do need Date itself, ideally with custom format.

Thanks.

[Admin]

You can adapt the date with BRU javascript, can you send a sample file to support via email? thanks

[chrisjj]

You can adapt the date with BRU javascript, can you send a sample file to support via email? thanks

Done. Thanks.

[chrisjj]

PS Support by email suggested "shift the time by a delta amount with Javascript" but unfortunately this will not in general solve the discrepancy, since the Date: timezone may vary.

If anyone has found a solution, please say.

[Admin]

The new version 4.0.0.9 will have a fileMatch function to extract the date from the EML file and then it can be applied to the file name.

[chrisjj]

The new version 4.0.0.9 will have a fileMatch function to extract the date from the EML file and then it can be applied to the file name.

That's great. Thanks. I hope the implementation will recognise that a Date: field line can appear in EML body as well as header and of course only the header's is the actual message date.

Any idea roughly when this will release?

[Admin]

Yes, there will be a new function fileMatch which can extract text from a file based on RegEx.
Using the JS assistant https://www.bulkrenameutility.co.uk/js/ it should be easy to use.

[chrisjj]

Yes, there will be a new function fileMatch which can extract text from a file based on RegEx.
Using the JS assistant https://www.bulkrenameutility.co.uk/js/ it should be easy to use.

Thanks, but JS?? Will it be available to Home/Academic users?