AtrumOrbis
Technical User
Greets,
I've been bugged by this problem for a few days now. I'm not sure this should be posted here or not, or if anyone has any experience using Flashgot Build Gallery (Firefox Extention).
Here's my problem:
I need to download multiple files from a website. The files are all numbered in ascending order. No problem so far. Now here's where the problem comes in; each file has a unique name. Example:
Note:
Variable ranges are expressed in the form [start-end;step] or [function_name(...)], for instance:
h++p://www.xyz.com/gal[01-99:1]/img[1-3].jpg
h++p://www.xyz.com/gal[myfunc(...)].jpg
My problem:
h++p://h++p://
As in:
h++p://h++p://Where 'abc' is the same for all files.
Now getting the numerical range is simple with [01-99;1], but in order to do anything more extensive you have to use javascript. I have no clue how to get a wildcard value for the 'uniquename's using javascript. Is this possible?
I would greatly appreciate any help with this problem.
Thanks In Advance,
AO
I've been bugged by this problem for a few days now. I'm not sure this should be posted here or not, or if anyone has any experience using Flashgot Build Gallery (Firefox Extention).
Here's my problem:
I need to download multiple files from a website. The files are all numbered in ascending order. No problem so far. Now here's where the problem comes in; each file has a unique name. Example:
Note:
Variable ranges are expressed in the form [start-end;step] or [function_name(...)], for instance:
h++p://www.xyz.com/gal[01-99:1]/img[1-3].jpg
h++p://www.xyz.com/gal[myfunc(...)].jpg
My problem:
h++p://h++p://
As in:
h++p://h++p://Where 'abc' is the same for all files.
Now getting the numerical range is simple with [01-99;1], but in order to do anything more extensive you have to use javascript. I have no clue how to get a wildcard value for the 'uniquename's using javascript. Is this possible?
I would greatly appreciate any help with this problem.
Thanks In Advance,
AO
