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JD couldn't find any links to download on ...
Please provide a flag for this (always do deep analysis or some such) or a simple don't show again. rationale: If i'm pasting links in JD, then assume i'm not stupid and there is something to be found (this message does not show up unless you are pasting links (or doing analyse text with links) and the result is nothing). More complicated to implement but awesomer: have a customizable white list for automatic deep analysis by domains/regex in advanced options. ps. if this is scriptable in event scripter and I missed it, I would appreciate a hint, like what is the event type for link detection. Last edited by botmtl; 26.01.2017 at 16:50. |
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Settings-Advanced Settings-search for Linkcrawler Rules
There you can different rules DEEPDECRYPT=parse html for links DIRECTHTTP= treat url as downloadable and download it REWRITE=rewrite url SUBMITFORM=submit a form FOLLOWREDIRECT=follow an url Use board search for examples for such rules. In case you need help, just contact us again. Paste will do auto deep-decrypt for SINGLE urls only.
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Thank you. I should have done a better job looking for this before asking. For future reference, here is an example of an automatic deep crawler domain:
In settings, Linkcrawler rule: [{...rule...},{ "enabled" : true, "maxDecryptDepth" : 0, "name" : "Rule Name", "pattern" : "https?://www\\.yourdomain\\.org/.*", "rule" : "DEEPDECRYPT" }] Last edited by botmtl; 26.01.2017 at 20:07. Reason: changed maxdecryptdepth to 0 |
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In case you need additional help, just let me know.
I know these rules are hidden deep inside advanced settings, but because there are no graphical editors/settings yet, they are better for *advanced* users I could also add addtional rule to specify when to allow this rule (eg always, clipboard only, paste...) Would such a rule be of any help for you?
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I just realized the downside to this rule is that if I am on the site and copy the whole page, then I don't want it to deepcrawl - the links I want are in the clipboard already and I don't want it to look further. If I am on another domain, say google custom search, and I copy a bunch of links, then I do want it to deepcrawl-0. I tried to rewrite the regex to pick up only the links that I need but it can't be done. There are some links that match the most precise regex I can come up with and deepcrawling those ever changing links find results I was not interested in. Other ideas: Would a condition like "is holding ctrl" to allow/disalow the rule be implemented easily? That would rock even more than "on paste only". |
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Replying to my own post - the initial problem is really only a minor annoyance, I'll let you decide if it's worth making the system more complex for an annoyance.
Honestly what I really need is a guide on how to setup a forms authentication proxy (cookies is fine, not oauth). It's well outside JD's realm. |
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I've created ticket about two new features. check for origin(clipboard, paste...) and check for source (where does the link come from...)
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I can provide better help if you can send me some example links, send them to support@jdownloader.org
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As CTRL is part of Copy/Paste Shortcuts, not that easy to do
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