Hello. I want to add source url to the filename of the file that downloaded from that url. For example : **External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**
. I want to add this url to the filename of the file that downloaded from this url so it'll be :Is There A Royal Rift Between Meghan Markle & Kate Middleton? | Access [**External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**

Is is possible to do this with packagizer? Thanks a lot

[mgpai]

While possible, filename cannot contain reserved characters. They will be replaced with the underscore. For e.g. "/" will be replaced with "_".

can you please show me how to do this? I tried to put youtube.com to source url and <jd:source:1> to filename but it didn't work. About the invalid character in file name I think it's easy to use third party renamer software like Advanced Renamer to fix it. Thanks

[mgpai]

Save to disk and import it in packagzier.

gitlab.com/snippets/1786124/raw?inline=false

Originally Posted by rinnetensei

About the invalid character in file name I think it's easy to use third party renamer software like Advanced Renamer to fix it. Thanks

It is a OS restriction. You wont be able to use it in filenames, unless your system permits it. Any particular reason you want to add it to filename?

Oh, didnt know that. I need to do this so I can get the source url from filename so I can parse them and use them to parse more elements on the page (like tags,description...) . btw how to allow my system to use those characters in filename? I use Windows 8.1

Originally Posted by mgpai

Save to disk and import it in packagzier.

gitlab.com/snippets/1786124/raw?inline=false

It is a OS restriction. You wont be able to use it in filenames, unless your system permits it. Any particular reason you want to add it to filename?

Thanks a lot brother. It works like a charm

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by rinnetensei

Oh, didnt know that. I need to do this so I can get the source url from filename so I can parse them and use them to parse more elements on the page (like tags,description...) .

• You can add/configure context menu 'Copy Information" command, to format and copy (single or in bulk) link/package information to clipboard and paste it to a file.
  
• Most of the urls/descriptions/tags are already available in JD. By default it saves descriptions to a text file. Other information can be added to the package/file name in Settings > Plugins. Alternatively you can use eventscripter to export all that information to a file.
  

btw how to allow my system to use those characters in filename? I use Windows 8.1

Don't think it is possible, in Windows at least.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filename#Reserved_characters_and_words

[raztoki]

Id approach this differently and use the info file writer (event scripter) and modify it to include the components you want in some tab, space, or comma delimited file. As mgpai indicated there are reserved characters which you can't use on some file systems AND operating systems. In JD they are currently all excluded and renamed to allow for cross platform ability.

raztoki