When I download a website using OEpro in the normal way, ans then click on the site name in the project panel, the starting page comes up in OE`s browser window and I can then navigate from there to other parts of the site. This is good.
However, if I download a number of individual files using the special {: .. } syntax, for example www.site.com/{:1..10}.jpg, and I then click on the project name, the OE browser window will display only the first item (for example www.site.com/1.jpg). You can`t browse to any of the other files in the downloaded sequence unless you manually edit/enter their full names in the OE browser address bar.
It would be really helpful if when downloading such projects with the {: .. } syntax, OE would create its own list of links to each of the files downloaded, and would display this when you click on the project. For example, when downloading www.site.com/{:1..10}, the browser would display:
(Start of page)
link to file 1
link to file 2
link to file 3
...
(end of page)
Or better still , for picture files, a page of the pictures in the downloaded order:
(Start of page)
picture 1
picture 2
picture 3
...
(end of page)
This way, when clicking on the project name, it would be possible within OE`s browser to navigate directly to any of the files which were downloaded using just the links and the back button.
However, if I download a number of individual files using the special {: .. } syntax, for example www.site.com/{:1..10}.jpg, and I then click on the project name, the OE browser window will display only the first item (for example www.site.com/1.jpg). You can`t browse to any of the other files in the downloaded sequence unless you manually edit/enter their full names in the OE browser address bar.
It would be really helpful if when downloading such projects with the {: .. } syntax, OE would create its own list of links to each of the files downloaded, and would display this when you click on the project. For example, when downloading www.site.com/{:1..10}, the browser would display:
(Start of page)
link to file 1
link to file 2
link to file 3
...
(end of page)
Or better still , for picture files, a page of the pictures in the downloaded order:
(Start of page)
picture 1
picture 2
picture 3
...
(end of page)
This way, when clicking on the project name, it would be possible within OE`s browser to navigate directly to any of the files which were downloaded using just the links and the back button.
Hello,
Sorry for the late reply. This is easy to do - just select the Project, click the Map tab and you will get all the files that were downloaded with the URL Macro. Double-click any of these files to browse them.
Best regards,
Oleg Chernavin
MP Staff
Sorry for the late reply. This is easy to do - just select the Project, click the Map tab and you will get all the files that were downloaded with the URL Macro. Double-click any of these files to browse them.
Best regards,
Oleg Chernavin
MP Staff