[francwalter]

Hallo
I have on my Media PC JDownloader2 running and I use it often with myjdownloder.org, as Browser Add-On (Firefox) and as Android App.
It is very useful.
But there is one thing I miss: The very useful button to not skip all Downloads (see attached images). The button is a red arrow over a point, I don't know the english description (see the bugs later).

Is there a way to include it into the GUI of the mydownloader-Website?
Maybe as a pure http-request?
Is there a way to include it into the Android App?
I can do it there with a sub-submenu and a lot of clicks but it is not comfortable.

By the way, I found 2 bugs with that:
1. I switched the language from german to english, made a reboot of JDownloader2 and the descriptions in the Menu Customizier are still in german, see attachment.
2. The Tooltip is missing for the "dont skip" button, see attachment, all other buttons in the Toolbar have it though.
Thanks.
frank

[pspzockerscene]

Hi,
wir können auch Deutsch und das weißt du wie ich anhand deiner anderen Threads sehe aber ich antworte mal auf englisch, da ich davon ausgehen, dass du diesen Thread absichtlich auf Englisch geschrieben hast.

Regarding your feature request:
As long as the skipped items don't have any progress you could also use "reset" instead (otherwise, reset would delete that progress).
Does that help enough or do you still think that an "Unskip" option in the myjd webinterface would be good to have?

Regarding the bugreport:
1. Ticket:

2. Sorry I don't understand this one - please explain again.
If I hover over that "Unskip" item I do get a tooltip...

-psp-

[francwalter]

Originally Posted by pspzockerscene

Hi,
wir können auch Deutsch ...

Ach stimmt. Ich hatte es nicht mehr genau gewusst und fand auf Anhieb kein explizites deutsches Unterforum, daher lieber englisch, weil international

Originally Posted by pspzockerscene

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Regarding your feature request:
As long as the skipped items don't have any progress you could also use "reset" instead (otherwise, reset would delete that progress).
Does that help enough or do you still think that an "Unskip" option in the myjd webinterface would be good to have?
...

The great thing of this tool in the Toolbar is the one-click-feature: I click on the button and ALL skipped downloads are unskipped.
The Reset does not the same, I think. Anyway, if one of the skipped downloads is already 90% and can be continued, it would be gone.


Is there a direct call for it, I could implement with a simple request?

Originally Posted by pspzockerscene

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Regarding the bugreport:
1. Ticket:

...

Great, didnt see this, sorry.

Originally Posted by pspzockerscene

...

Regarding the bugreport:
...2. Sorry I don't understand this one - please explain again.
If I hover over that "Unskip" item I do get a tooltip...
...

Tested it with the latest JDownloader2 version (rev 43868) on Windows 10 and Mac OS 10.11.6 and in both there is no tooltip. There are tooltips on every other button though (even if only after more than one sec.).


What is the text of your tooltip exactly?
I dont need the tooltip, I know the button, its just for bugreporting.

[pspzockerscene]

Originally Posted by francwalter

Is there a direct call for it, I could implement with a simple request?

You can check if you find something here:
my.jdownloader.org/developers/

Originally Posted by francwalter

What is the text of your tooltip exactly?

Screenshot:


-psp-

[francwalter]

Originally Posted by pspzockerscene

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Screenshot:

Ah, I didnt mean this button, I mean the button in the toolbar, see my screenshots in the first post.

my.jdownloader.org/developers/

Thanks, I will look into there:)


EDIT: that would be

unskip



but I dont see how I could unskip ALL downloads with missed captchas as in the toolbar button "unskip"

[mgpai]

If there are 'skipped' links in the download list and download controller is not running, clicking the 'start' button will automatically 'unskip' all the links. To 'unskip' them when the download controller is running, you can just 'stop' all downloads and click the 'start' button again. If for any reason (e.g. non-resumable downloads are running) this solution is not viable, you may have to use the API call or eventscripter methods to unskip the links.

[pspzockerscene]

@mgpai
I supposed he knows that and hence he asked.

@francwalter
There won't be an option for this in the webinterface any time in the near future so you can only do it via workarounds.

-psp-

[francwalter]

Originally Posted by pspzockerscene

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There won't be an option for this in the webinterface any time in the near future so you can only do it via workarounds.

OK, thanks.
And is there a way to trigger that button (the unskip button in the toolbar, the one with the missing tooltip, not the button in the bottom bar) directly from JDownloader2 application on PC (or Mac)?
A kind of command line parameter? E.g.: jdownloader2.exe -unskip

I could realise it then with some other tools (AutoHotkey etc.).
Thank.

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by francwalter

And is there a way to trigger that button (the unskip button in the toolbar, the one with the missing tooltip, not the button in the bottom bar) directly from JDownloader2 application on PC (or Mac)?
A kind of command line parameter? E.g.: jdownloader2.exe -unskip

No.

You can use a keyword in an eventscripter script with "New crawler job" trigger, to unskip links, and pass that keyword as '-add-links' parameter, via command-line to execute the script. For .e.g if the keyword used in the script is 'unskip':

JDownloader -a unskip