The words at the end can always be different I guess.

I can't think any way with a single replacement.

You can add this replacement multiple times. Each time it's applied it would replace last "space" with "+".

If there could be 5 words at the end you should add it five times.

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However I noticed you can't add replacement with the same search at the moment.

Will remove this restriction from next update since it can be useful to have the same replacements.

Thank You, it works great and I can add duplicate replacement.

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when TL leech from RSS I want to leech only, basically season pack. can we do that?

Yes, in "WEBSITES" -> select that site -> "Words" tab -> "Wanted words" add this with "Regex" option enabled:

thank you so much

Hi there,

Sorry if this has been asked already. The '[' and ']' within filenames breaks some of the link replacing/finding on thema programmes.

Is it possible to create a replacement for those characters within the filename of a link that I can run and process.

Example:



Becomes


I need it to only find '[' and ']' characters within the 1fichier links or filehost url and replace them with their corresponding '(' or ')' without destroying any other [ ] for code etc.

Thanks!

Hi,

should be possible.

Will take a look a bit later at the replacement.

Thank you, much appreciated

This replacement will deal with one of the brackets:

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Since there are three brackets in your example add the same replacement three times.

Enable to "Apply to all new leeched messages" or assign all three to needed sites only.

Attaching screenshot how it should look.

Thanks so much Freddy, that worked perfectly!

I can see I just adjust the filetype as needed too to apply to the filetype in question in case it changes for others links.

If there was a gap (space) in the link do you know what regex I would use to replace it with a '.'

For example:



I'm definitely going to read up on this and educate myself a bit more!

Thank you!

You can include multiple file types in one replacement separated with |, like this for example:

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For space this should work, I just included a bit more ending characters so it won't remove them where not needed.

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You would also need to add it multiple times since it deals with one space.

Hi, I am wanting to completely remove 1fichier posts if it contains 'fileoffline' for example:



I want to achieve something similar to (?i)\[url=https://1fichier.com(.+?)\](.+?)\[/url\]

But I need it to remove it ONLY if the link contains fileoffline

Is that possible? Ideally it would completely remove the whole line if that is possible?

Thanks in advance

This would remove the whole line:

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