Multi-Operations doesn't set category and priority when clicking "Apply to Selected"
Posted: January 13th, 2018, 10:15 pm
Sabnzbd version used: 2.3.2
Browser: Chrome (latest)
When I attempt a "Multi-Operations" action to set the category and priority for the downloads, only the first item in the list changes but the rest stay the same.
After clicking the "Refresh" button, all items go back to the original/default priority.
In the past, the items in the list would get their updated/correct priority and category set.
The way that I use this feature is I have Sabnzbd in a "Paused" state so no new item added to the queue is automatically downloaded.
The default priority is set to "High".
After any item that I want is added to the list, I use the Multi-Operations feature along with setting the Category and Priority (Force) to begin the download process.
This also allows me to control the order of items better as files that have a sequence number in the name will first get re-ordered to the bottom and by clicking the "Apply to Selected" button again it puts them back into the proper order.
Browser: Chrome (latest)
When I attempt a "Multi-Operations" action to set the category and priority for the downloads, only the first item in the list changes but the rest stay the same.
After clicking the "Refresh" button, all items go back to the original/default priority.
In the past, the items in the list would get their updated/correct priority and category set.
The way that I use this feature is I have Sabnzbd in a "Paused" state so no new item added to the queue is automatically downloaded.
The default priority is set to "High".
After any item that I want is added to the list, I use the Multi-Operations feature along with setting the Category and Priority (Force) to begin the download process.
This also allows me to control the order of items better as files that have a sequence number in the name will first get re-ordered to the bottom and by clicking the "Apply to Selected" button again it puts them back into the proper order.