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Old 30.10.2015, 19:38
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Default bato.to Sub folder within sub folder packagizer rule

I want to have a sub folder with the name of the series and then another one inside of that.

So this link as an example

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would create the series subfolder

"New Grappler Baki"

and then another subfolder inside of that called "Vol.1 Ch.1_ Synchronicity"

So it would end up being "G:\Manga\New Grappler Baki\Vol.1 Ch.1_ Synchronicity"

can someone give me the packagizer rules for that?
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Old 30.10.2015, 19:41
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Have you even tried to make it on your own?
As you can see in the screenshot I posted for you, it's simply wildcards and then below you can use the content e.g.
Text: this is my - name
Wildcards: this * my - *
Pattern with used wildcards: <w0> - <w1>

Outcome: is name

You can use your wildcards easily by doing rightclick --> Dynamic variables in the output field e.g. [...]Then set download path[...]

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Old 30.10.2015, 19:43
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Have you even tried to make it on your own?
As you can see in the screenshot I posted for you, it's simply wildcards and then below you can use the content e.g.
Text: this is my - name
Wildcards: this * my - *
Pattern with used wildcards: <w0> - <w1>

Outcome: is name

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if i knew anything about that stuff i wouldn't ask.

Seems simple for you since you work with it all the time.

G:\Manga\here\<jd:orgpackagename>

what do i put in the bolded spot to make it get the text before the first " - "

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Old 02.11.2015, 16:36
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@pspzocker: maybe export your rule or provide a screenshot
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Old 02.11.2015, 18:44
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This worked fine in my tests:

Don't forget to tick the RegEx checkbox fir the package name field (top, right side)!

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Old 03.11.2015, 21:19
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it worked, but it seems to break the other one that renames the images to 01,02,03 ect.




this is what it shows when they are both on


disabling the package one makes it work though
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Old 04.11.2015, 02:16
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Consider merging both rules and using the filename as source for the information for the downloadforder instead of the packagename.

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Old 04.11.2015, 22:31
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i fixed it, i had filename checked in the package one by mistake.
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Old 05.11.2015, 12:00
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thanks for the feedback!
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Old 07.11.2015, 07:52
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i want to add more sites to it for the same rule

can you have more than 1 url in the "downloadurl" rule?

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Yes, using RegEx.
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Old 04.07.2021, 06:06
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edit: Disclaimer, tried things myself before asking here!

I want to download Youtube to "~\Channel\Playlist\File.ext"-Structure.
Getting a "invalid download directory error". Any advice? :(

Images:
--- Download Error:
--- Linkgrabber:
--- YT Plugin Settings:
--- Packagizer Settings 1:
--- Packagizer Settings 2:

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Old 04.07.2021, 07:27
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I want to download Youtube to "Channel\Playlist\File"-Folder Structure.
package name pattern:
Code:
channel=*channel*playlist=*playlist_name*

packagizer rule:
Code:
if > package name > contains > channel=*playlist=*

then set ...
download directory > D:\files\videos\<jd:orgpackagename:1>\<jd:orgpackagename:2>
package name = <jd:orgpackagename:1> - <jd:orgpackagename:2>
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Old 04.07.2021, 08:00
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Thank you very, very much!
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Old 19.10.2021, 00:08
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How would I go about writing this:
*CHANNELNAME* - *PLAYLIST_NAME* - *VIDEONUMBER*. *VIDEO_NAME*.*EXT*
as a filenaming rule into the packagizer?
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Old 20.10.2021, 16:57
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@frankly: I'm sorry but can you please explain better? I'm kinda lost and don't understand your question/what you're trying to achieve
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