I want to develop an asp.net page through which I can specify the URL of any page which contains links of many files & directories. I want to download them all. Similar to DownThemAll plugin of FireFox.
DownThemAll! (DTA) is a free software download manager browser extension. DTA can download all or some linked files, images, or embedded objects associated with a webpage. It can pause, resume, or restart downloads.[5][6][7][8][9]
Download all the files with DownloadThemAll
As with any download manager, the main feature of DTA is multi-part downloading. This allows the user to download the file in pieces, then combine the pieces after a completed download. This increases the download speed when connected to a slow server.[5] It has Metalink support, which allows multiple URLs for each file to be used, along with checksums and other information about the content.[5] Multi-part downloading- also referred to as segmented downloading - is no longer possible with the migration to webextension.[10] Other features no longer supported as a web extension are checksum/hash verification, metalinks, and mirror sources.
hiin the past when i downloaded i used the firefox download window as i hadnt explored the add-ons yet. i saw my dad downloaded with firefox but using the downthemall add-on. i liked it as it let you add multiple downloads but would only do one download at a time and when done would move on to the next, which firefox download doesnt let you do (that i know of :) )the problem is that on my dads pc when he clicks on download on a website it automatically uses downthemall to download, when i try i get the firefox download page.
Downnthem all not having that option. When your downloading a file you get an option to save the file in that choose "dTa OneClick" and check the "Do this automatically for files like this from now on."
unfortunatelly the choice will not be offered to me, the firefox internal downloads starts without interaction. In the past i chose "Do this automatically for files like this from now on" and ff never asked again and i do not find a configuration or something else to define "use downthemall" - do you have an idea?
Have DownThemAll! extension (ver 4.2.6) installed. I frequently download sets of video files from a security camera present on the LAN which are offered via a password protected web portal (.htaccess style username/password) via this DL manager.
Files that fail to download with the DL manager can be saved manually using "Save link as..." just fine. Any downloads from the password protected site via the download manager fail consistently. Same issue occurred also with a different download manager. Issue also repro's when download non-video files from another server that uses similar authentication (i.e. router).
Hey - This exact solution occurred to me and I've been trying to use it, but to no avail; Downthemall displays an error 500 for the majority of files I've tried to download, even though they're available if one downloads each one manually. Any idea why this happens? Is there any other way to access those files? I have a course with a ton of reading material online, and it's a reall pain to go through it all by hand...
Is there any option for people using IE? If not, have you guys considered putting a link at the top of the page to download all files in the corresponding directory? For example, if there are 5 files in my course material page i could click on the course material directory and then up top click on a link to download all 5?Thanks.
Javier,We appreciate your suggestions. We have looked into it and have not yet found a tool equivalent to "DownThemAll" for the Internet Explorer browser.We have made your recommendation to Blackboard to modify their application to support the automatic download of several files at once; unfortunately their development process can be rather long and there is no guarantee that they will incorporate our suggestion into their product in the short term.Perhaps you could get Firefox ( ) and only use it for those occasions when you want to download all the links on a page at once. You could of course continue to use Internet Explorer for your usual browser if desired.Thanks again for your suggestion and for using Blackboard at Northeastern University.
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As the title implies. I'm looking for a bash script that will iterate over html files in a folder and download the files to the same folder. I'm hoping someone in here has run into this before and hs something handy.
So my solution is using Mac Automator and its Internet workflow actions to scrape these .html files for URLs and download the associated files. Works like a charm. Highly recommend looking into Mac Automator's functionality for scriptable actions like this.
As others said, the blob conversion would surely take time.If your SharePoint environments already have SQL configured with Remote BLOB, then this would not have been the case as the download would have been more like FTP based.
DownThemAll! is an extension designed for people who have to download a lot of files and do not want to click on each individual link. Subfolders and renaming masks also help you sort downloads quickly. Customizable filters will help you to rapidly select what links to download,
Most user will want to start using the extension with the DownThemAll! action, which brings up a selection window for the current tab where you can select/filter links and media contained in the website, and select the location where to save files (within your Downloads directory).
If your form includes a photo, video, or audio recordingquestion, these files will be uploaded to the server along with your other data.When exporting your dataset to XLS or CSV these files will include references tothe filenames of the media attachments, but not the files themselves. Todownload all your media files in bulk, choose the Media Attachments (ZIP)option under DATA>Downloads>Select export type.
If you have a lot of media files this will take a while to download. But theDownThemAll download manager will make sure you have downloaded all theimages and let you know in case any of them were not downloaded so you can tryagain.
please im facing same issue i was using download them all to download all pictures , but i think update happened on the webpage and now i cant download images from downloadthemall .IMAGE ICON743359 7.18 KBwhen image show as icon the extension not recognizing that its JPG image .i tired to use as XML Display but no hyperlink shown for images while using XML View DISPLAY OPtions775366 16.6 KB
Dear Lam please today i was trying to download images as usuall using Download them all since it allow me to download specific images depends on my filter , but its not working i think there is an updated with the browser of the kobotoolbox webpage since images icons appears instead of images number as before.
lets be on same page , my issue that i was using downloadthemall on data table and downlaod filtered submitted forms , this was changed from 14 September i dont know if KOBO was made any update on the webpage .
I will send a bug report to the DownThemAll! developers too. I don't know where the problem is, but something goes wrong specifically between Dropbox and DownThemAll! (files from other websites downloaded with DownThemAll! are all good, so it's specific to Dropbox)
Sorry that you are having issues, how are you downloading your files. Usually, you can click on Download but it sounds like you are clicking on a link. Please clarify for me and we will see if we can get to a solution
You can easily download single files from ConfTool by clicking on the corresponding links or the icons before them. If you want to download several uploaded files in one go, there are two different options. The first one - downloading multiple files as a ZIP-file - exists only for ConfTool Pro, the second one - using an external application - can be used for all versions of ConfTool.
As an administrator, chair or reviewer, you might want to download several files in one go. Please follow our step by step instruction for the different user groups: reviewers / members of the program committee or administrators and chairs.
If you have to download many files at once (e.g. PDF documents) and the above recommended ZIP functions are not available or cause problems because of special characters in your file names, we recommend to use one of the 3 browser add-ons below. They allow to download many files from a webpage quickly without further interaction.
DownThemAll is a well-proven add-on for downloading multiple files in one step. It is available for the Mozilla Firefox and Chrome browsers. A slightly more comprehensive version of DownThemAll, which uses the XUL interface, is available for the Waterfox Classic browser. Please install the add-on first. We provide a download link for the Waterfox Classic add-on at _download/downthemall-3.0.8-fx+sm.xpi
Once you made your initial download another item will be available: DownThemAll! OneClick, which you may use to download files directly using the previous settings and skipping the download options and/or selection dialogs. 2ff7e9595c
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