Project URLs Field Parameters

Project URLs field may contain multiple URLs and the following parameters to fine-tune your Project: Additional

Specifies automatic export, post processing of the downloaded files and so on. Read more here.

AcceptCharset

Adds Accept-Charset: to the request headers. Example: Accept-Charset=en

AcceptLanguage

Adds Accept-Language: to the request headers. Example: Accept-Language=en

Channels

Limits the number of simultaneous connections the Project can use. Example: Channels=2

ChannelsPerServer

Limits the number of simultaneous connections per server. Example: ChannelsPerServer=3

Cookie

Sets custom cookie. Example: Cookie=param1=value&param2=othervalue

DeleteAfterParsing

Removes downloaded files by mask. Example: DeleteAfterParsing=*.asp*,*www.srv.com*

GlobalReferer

Forces to use the specified referrer for all links that are downloaded by the Project. Example: GlobalReferer=http://www.srv.com/

IgnoreLogoutLinks

Skips all links that look like logoff, logout, signoff, etc. Example: IgnoreLogoutLinks

Level

Sets custom level setting for all URLs that follow the parameter. Example: Level=1

ModifiedSince

Requests only the files changed after the specified date. The date should follow a strict format: ModifiedSince=Mon, 06 May 2002 02:35:36 GMT

POST

Specifies POST request for the given URLs. Example: POST=param1=val1&param2=val2

Proxy

Forces to use custom proxy server settings for the Project. Example: Proxy=1,192.168.1.1:3128. The first number is 0 for no proxy, 1 - HTTP, 2 - SOCKS4, 3 - FTP, 4 - SOCKS5, 5 - RTSP, 6 - CONNECT. Then server:port follows. You can also use Proxy={:file=c:\proxies.txt} file to specify a list of proxy servers to be used. Each line should follow the same format, like 1,192.168.1.1:3128. The first number and the comma symbol can be omitted. This means HTTP proxy by default.

Referer

Uses the specified URL as a referrer for the starting address: Referer=http://www.srv.com/

BrowseBeforeWithDelay

Opens the specified URL in the internal browser, waits the specified number of seconds and then starts downloading the Project. This is useful when you need to get a cookie from the site first. Example: BrowseBeforeWithDelay=5;http://www.site.com

RunAfter

Starts the specified program after the Project download completes. Example: RunAfter=notepad.exe c:\file.txt

RunBefore

The same as above, but before the Project download starts.

RunBeforeWithDelay

The same as above, but waits the specified number of seconds after running the program and then starts the Project download. Example: RunBeforeWithDelay=5;c:\program.exe

TextPipe

Runs TextPipe with the specified filter when the Project download completes. Example: TextPipe=c:\path\filter.fll

UserAgent

Sets custom user agent identification. Example: UserAgent=Offline Explorer Enterprise/4.9

WarnIfNotUpdatedForDays

Shows a warning message if the Project was not downloaded during the last few days. This happens every time when a user browses the Project offline. Example: WarnIfNotUpdatedForDays=5

SuspendToFileEvery

Backups the Project download queue every the specified number of seconds. Example: SuspendToFileEvery=60;c:\file.wdq

hWndParam

Send WM_COPYDATA message to the specified window handle for every file downloaded. Example: hWndParam=9578

Delay

Set custom delay between downloads. Example: Delay=2-5

Timeout

Set custom timeout in seconds. Example: Timeout=60

SkipParsingAfter

Parse only a part of downloaded Web pages. When the specified text is found, skip the rest of the file. Example: SkipParsingAfter=</html>