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[furaffinity] Downloading Searches Doesn't Download Everything. #2402

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MarketApplier opened this issue Mar 14, 2022 · 3 comments
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[furaffinity] Downloading Searches Doesn't Download Everything. #2402

MarketApplier opened this issue Mar 14, 2022 · 3 comments

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@MarketApplier
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On FurAffinity, if you download a search, it does not seem to download everything. For my particular search, it is downloading 18 images, instead of the 74 that should be showing up. To get the full amount of images to show up, one has to set the range to "All time". While you can do this for searches on the website, you cannot do this for downloading searches, using gallery-dl, which is why I think not all of the images are being download. Would it be possible to add a config variable that ensures that gallery-dl grabs all of the images?

@Skyofflad
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No need for additional config
A search url looks like this: https://www.furaffinity.net/search?q=xxxxxx
You can add arguments to the url. In your case - date range: https://www.furaffinity.net/search?q=xxxxxx&range=all

gallery-dl 'https://www.furaffinity.net/search?q=xxxxxx&range=all'

@MarketApplier
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Alright, I just tried that, and after deleting the cache file, I now have 26 files downloaded, which is still not the 74 that is displayed on the website. The link with the range command correctly displays the 74 images it should, on the website, so I'm not 100% sure what the issue is going on here.

@mikf mikf closed this as completed in c4cc387 Mar 19, 2022
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mikf commented Mar 19, 2022

It was unable to fetch any search results from page 1 due to changes on furaffinity.

range=all gets used by default, by the way:

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