see Click'n'Load 2
Click'N'Load combines two features
A doubleclick on a containerfile starts JDownloader and adds the container.
If you find a Click'N'Load link, just click on it, and jd will open it.
A single link. Just replace http with jd.
<a href="jd://rapidshare.com/files/191620526/25bmtest.zip">JD Click'N'Load 25Mb jd-singlelink-test</a>
A linklist. Create a linklist (comma-separated), and encode it with base 64. Add the result to jdlist://
<a href="jdlist://aHR0cDovL3JhcGlkc2hhcmUuY29tL2ZpbGVzLzE5MTYyMDUyNi8yNWJtdGVzdC56aXAuaHRtbA==">JD Click'N'Load 25Mb jd-linklist-test</a>
Upload your container, and replace the http: with dlc: ccf: or rsdf:. The container has to be stored on a normal http-server. Oneclick hoster will not work!
<a href="dlc://service.jdownloader.org/testfiles/Testpackage.dlc">JD Click'N'Load 25Mb jd-DLC-test</a>
JD Click'N'Load 25Mb jd-linklist-test
JD Click'N'Load 25Mb jd-singlelink-test
JD Click'N'Load 25Mb jd-DLC-test
Click'n' Load links the following protocols to the jd binary.
On most Windows System, JDownloader is able to install Click'n'load without userinteraction. If CNL does not work for you,
To remove all registry entries created by JDownloader, execute JD_HOME/tools/Windows/uninstall.reg
Download the
Linux/Mac Installer/Starter
for this HOWTO
On Linux/MAC, protocols like dlc:// are not controlled by the OS.
If you are using Firefox, you may add the protocols by ourself:
network.protocol-handler.app.jd = PATH_TO_SCRIPT/jd.sh network.protocol-handler.external.jd=true network.protocol-handler.app.jdlist = PATH_TO_SCRIPT/jd.sh network.protocol-handler.external.jdlist=true network.protocol-handler.app.ccf = PATH_TO_SCRIPT/jd.sh network.protocol-handler.external.ccf=true network.protocol-handler.app.rsdf = PATH_TO_SCRIPT/jd.sh network.protocol-handler.external.rsdf=true network.protocol-handler.app.dlc = PATH_TO_SCRIPT/jd.sh network.protocol-handler.external.dlc=true