Packagizer example rule: Modify package name via anchor in URL
What this rule does:
This rule is using a wildcards to get everything behind "#packagename=" and set it as a new package name.
This can be useful if you e.g. have a list of many URLs and want to force JD to use a pre-defined custom package name for some of them instead of the package name which JD would otherwise auto set.
Original URL: http://cdn8.appwork.org/speed.zip -> Would show up with package name "speed" in JD.
--> Let's say we want JD to set this package name instead:
1. Modify URL(s):
http://cdn8.appwork.org/speed.zip#packagename=%F0%9F%A4%A3NewPackagename
Note: Make sure to properly URL encode filenames inside URLs!
You can use websites like urlencoder.org or url-encoder-decoder to make sure the encoding is correct.
2. Add Packagizer rule which modifies the filenames of all URLs matching the above pattern:
Now add your modified URL to JD and the package name will be set accordingly.
Note:
You can accomplish pretty much the same by using a .crawljob (FolderWatch) file and just adding this into the LinkGrabber.
