e.g. while seq1=abc, seq2={1...1200}; while seq1=bcd, seq2={1...500}; while seq1=xyz, seq2={1...750} and so on.
That is I need to download the following files:
http://domain/abc/00001.jpg
...
http://domain/abc/01200.jpg
http://domain/bcd/00001.jpg
...
http://domain/bcd/00500.jpg
http://domain/xyz/00001.jpg
....
http://domain/xyz/00750.jpg
I made two files, one for seq1 name seq1.txt and the other for seq2 named seq2.txt, and try to use the following sytax
http://domain/{:file=d:\seq1.txt}/{:file=d:\seq2.txt}
However, that seems to be no good for my goal.
Would you please help me out?
http://domain/abc/0{:0001..01200}.jpg
http://domain/bcd/00{:001..500}.jpg
http://domain/xyz/00{:001..750}.jpg
You would write the seq1 in the URLs field itself. If this approach doesn't work, you may use:
http://domain/{:file=d:\seq1.txt}/0{:0001..01999}.jpg
It is not a big problem if Offline Explorer would try get more URLs - they will result in a 404 error and not be saved.
Best regards,
Oleg Chernavin
MP Staff
http://domain/{:file=d:\seq1.txt}/0{:0001..01999}.jpg
That's what I'm doing now, but some websites may restrict the times of invaild accessing, how could I do with this situation?
That's not very simple, but would work.
Oleg.