[nicolau]

I would like to recreate the structure of the subfolders of the URL and place the file inside the last folder. I already tried the tutorials but JDownloader only creates the last folder of the URL.

My default downloads folder is "D:\JDownloader\Downloads"

Test URL: **External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**

I would like this structure to be created:

"D:\JDownloader\Downloads\2 - Flashcards\MedCards - Atualizado 2022\MC - Cirurgia\Queimaduras.apkg"

Best regards!

[Jiaz]

@nicolau: can you show your rule? so we can check/tell you what you did wrong?
Either a screenshot or export the rule and attach here or send to support@jdownloader.org

[nicolau]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@nicolau: can you show your rule? so we can check/tell you what you did wrong?
Either a screenshot or export the rule and attach here or send to support@jdownloader.org

Now I'm trying to create a script. The script would take the url and move it to the folder referring to the url. But without success so far.

if (link.isFinished()) {
    var url = link.getContentURL();
    alert(url+"\r\n");
    var url = url.replace('\\','/');
    alert(url+"\r\n");
    getPath(link.getDownloadPath()).moveTo(destFolder);
}

The code above is incomplete. I can't replace de backslash on test to continue the code.

[Jiaz]

@nicolau: Thanks. I thought you already tried via packagizer rules
Create a Settings->Packagizer Rule->

if
sourceURL - contains - .*exvsnprkvb\.one/([^/]*)/([^/]*)/([^/]*)/[^/]*
(enable regex checkbox)
then set
download folder - <jd:source:1>/<jd:source:2>/<jd:source:3>

the rule will place the link into wished folder when you add the link. rules are only processed when adding links.

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by nicolau

The code above is incomplete. I can't replace de backslash on test to continue the code.

What exactly do you mean? backslash on test?

[nicolau]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

What exactly do you mean? backslash on test?

I would like to change de destination folder:

"D:\JDownloader\Downloads\Queimaduras\Queimaduras.apkg"

To:

"D:\JDownloader\Downloads\2 - Flashcards\MedCards - Atualizado 2022\MC - Cirurgia\Queimaduras.apkg"

A relative path local to the original url

[Jiaz]

@nicolau: my example packager rule does exactly this, see https://board.jdownloader.org/showpo...79&postcount=4
with that rule your downloads will go to right directory in first place and not have to move after downloads. You have to adapt the rule in order to different number of *subfolders*

[nicolau]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@nicolau: Thanks. I thought you already tried via packagizer rules
Create a Settings->Packagizer Rule->

if
sourceURL - contains - .*exvsnprkvb\.one/([^/]*)/([^/]*)/([^/]*)/[^/]*
(enable regex checkbox)
then set
download folder - <jd:source:1>/<jd:source:2>/<jd:source:3>

the rule will place the link into wished folder when you add the link. rules are only processed when adding links.

This works well. But how to proced on links with variable number of directories? Example:

**External links are only visible to Support Staff**www.site.com/dir1/dir2/dir3/file1.ext
**External links are only visible to Support Staff**www.site.com/dir1/dir2/dir3/dir4/file2.ext
**External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**

Is possible to do this with one only package ruler?

[Jiaz]

@nicolau: unfortunately at the moment it's not yet possible. So you have to create rule for each different level of depth. just take existing rule and add new

([^/]*)/

and additional

/<jd:source:4>

[nicolau]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@nicolau: unfortunately at the moment it's not yet possible. So you have to create rule for each different level of depth. just take existing rule and add new

([^/]*)/

and additional

/<jd:source:4>

Right. Thank you very much

[Jiaz]

@nicolau: In case you need further help/got questions, just ask