[zdzichu476]

Some time ago I added file that was online, then today when I tried to download it, it was offline. But it showed 100% progress for package, which is wrong since file's progress is 0%, It should show 0% for package as well.
Screenshot for proof:

[Jiaz]

@zdzichu476: offline files are not part of the overall progress of filepackage because they can't be downloaded and thus will never finish but the package has finished downloading of all possible/enabled links and thus package is complete.

[zdzichu476]

Can you add an option in Advanced Settings that will be called "Alternative package progress calculation (offline & disabled links)" or something like that? You can set default as it is right now, but when user enables it, then a different calculation method is used that also takes into calculation offline & disabled links. This way, everyone will be happy

[Jiaz]

@zdzichu476: changing this can easily break other stuff, like triggers that work on package complete. What exactly would be your use case for this? why you want a progress state that never will reach 100%?

[zdzichu476]

Well, it will reach 100% after manual intervention ��.
For me it's just a GUI inconsistency, but if you don't want to do anything about it, then I won't bother you with this any more.

[pspzockerscene]

Adding to this topic:
In the past, other opinions were also posted about this topic.
For example, what if one mirror is downloaded?
At this moment, subsequent mirror items will also be marked as 100% complete even though the files themselves were never downloaded.
This topic is not as easy as it may seem.

[zdzichu476]

Since jDownloader knows that other link in package is a mirror, then it just shouldn't be used in package % calculation.

[pspzockerscene]

Tbh I don't even know how that is handled at this moment.
This was just my example to show that this is not a straight forward topic.