I could not test because TL site giving 404 error, i don't know why.

wanted word:
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt19395018


this is the post.
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=6740

it looks like TL does not detecting wanted word for topic leech. but it works with RSS.

You most likely have incorrect main URL added for website in the program.

Main URL must be: http://leecher.themasoftware.com/forum

With /forum at the end in this case.

Don't forget to press "Update" button after changing.

If it's correct I would need more details. How are you leeching it exactly, there are multiple ways. 404 is post not found (it looks like wrong main URL).

never mind problem solved.

i really wish if we can have the option to import wanted/unrated ward from text file. like TP has. in this way we can do batch word add.
the issue is.

wanted word is:
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt19395018/

but in post word available is
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt19395018

so TL won't leech that post.

now i have to edit all replace one by one.

also we need up-down options. which word should check first.

https://i.postimg.cc/pLLFqBx0/image.png

It would better to just add tt19395018 as wanted word.

Some sites might don't have www. or still use http:// which would also not match in that case.

Order of the words does not matter. It no wanted words detected -> it's skipped, it must check all words no matter what, the order won't change anything.

Same for unwanted really. If one is matching it will match. If it will be later or sooner it doesn't really matter. Matching is fast and has no real noticeable difference in which order they would be done.

Might add loading from .txt

yeah, i end up adding only imdb id. some sites even add imdb URL as HTTP:// (without SSL)

basically if i leeching from multi website, so i have to add imdb id for each site manually one by one. if import/export, copy (currently copy can be use only for same site) wanted/unwanted word feature available that will save a lots of time.

Do you really need only specific IMDB IDs?

You could just add one regex word to target all IMDB IDs.

https://i.postimg.cc/L86T3fGd/image.png

this is how i added, i guess i could have combined all imdb id and make it one line regex haha

this is the correct regex right?

If target all IMDB IDs this would work:



If only specifics it can be slightly shorted (no need to repeat tt each time):



But how you wrote would also be fine.