[th322]

I tried highlight all the files in 1 package in linkgrapper then press F2 to rename then enter <jd:indexof> which index all the highlighted files but this also removed the filetypes. I also tried <jd:indexof>.<jd:orgfiletype> but this also did not work. Please tell me what I did wrong.

Basically I was just looking for a way to index (add number to the files based on the order the files were added to linkgrapper) but also keeping the filetypes. I found <jd:indexof> did just what I need but I must have done something wrong because this method also removed all filetypes.

[Jiaz]

@th322: rename dialog has search/replace, so you will have to use (just example)

search for - *
replace with - <jd:indexof>-$1
do not enable regex checkbox

But please know that this will NOT solve this!

Originally Posted by th322

Basically I was just looking for a way to index (add number to the files based on the order the files were added to linkgrapper) but also keeping the filetypes. I found <jd:indexof> did just what I need ...

indexof will just add the number/index where the current link is within the package. you move to first then it will have number 1, you move to 2nd, then it will be 2 and so on.

Due to heavy usage of multithreading/other optimizations, there are no guarantees about input->processing->output order of links, so out of the box this won't be possible

Originally Posted by th322

add number to the files based on the order the files were added to linkgrapper)

You can make use of packagizer rules, see https://support.jdownloader.org/Know...ame-via-anchor , to add own numbers to your links and tell JDownloader to rename the files accordingly

[Jiaz]