Folder structure of the site

[incocnito]

A few years ago, back when the website was still called ninsheetm.us, I downloadet the entire website with wget. That resulted in a nice, overseeable folder structure I can easily browse through offline: http://postimg.org/image/g4sytjicl/full/
Now, when I download everything with wget, all I'm getting are some files without an extension and with seemingly random numbers as a name, all put in one or two folders.
I'm not complaining or anything, I really appreciate this website. But I really like browsing through these files offline on my computer, too... it's so fast, and this website won't be online forever..
So, what I'm asking is, is it maybe possible to make a zip-archive of this website with a nice folder structure and put a download-link here somewhere? If I zip it with 7zip it's about ~140mb, you could easily upload that to http://www.file-upload.net/ or something.

[JDMEK5]

I'm not sure I get what you're saying exactly but the file addresses are almost definitely going to be different cuz not only are we under a new domain now, but because of that we had to change a bunch of the sheets so they would have our new URL and therefore new files were made with different file names which would probably alter the addresses used to access the files. Is that in the ballpark of the subject you're talking about?

[incocnito]

Okay. You see the picture I've uploaded? That's how it was in the past: You type wget -r http://www.ninsheetmusic.org/browse/series/Pokemon or something and you get a folder named Pokemon with a bunch of subfolders like PokemonRubySapphire and in there you have, nicely sorted by name, all the midi-, pdf- and mus-files. But now, all the midi-, pdf- and mus-files are in a folder named "download" with these subfolders: http://postimg.org/image/w6zohpkvl/full/
And you see all those midi-files without an file extension and some numbers as names? You can play them, but I don't have any freaking idea where they belong to, because they have numbers as names.
My question was just if you could restore the old folder structure where all the mid-, pdf- and mus-files are named appropriately and put into navigable subfolders, so you can easily download them with wget. Or, if that's not possible, to upload a zipped archive of the files in a navigable structure.

And thank you for your attention!

[Olimar12345]

We use a different system that allows for custom displays, so this is likely not possible anymore.

[incocnito]

Well, that sucks. But if you happen to stumble across a way to zip all the files in a nice folder structure, anyway, give me a call..

[The Deku Trombonist]

You need to make it read from the content disposition header instead of it just automatically using the URL.

[Dudeman]

WHAT IS THIS

WHAT AM I SEEING

DO I DARE BELIEVE MINE EYES

DEKU SAID A THING??

[Dude]

Why not?

[Sebastian]

WHAT IS THIS

WHAT AM I SEEING

DO I DARE BELIEVE MINE EYES

DEKU SAID A THING??

^^
I was quite surprised as well. That'd be sweet if he stuck around for good

[E. Gadd Industries]

Has Deku returned??? What is this amazingness!?

[TheMarioPianist]

Has Deku returned??? What is this amazingness!?

'Twas only a temporary return, unfortunately.

[Dude]

i don't know why you couldn't have just looked at his last active time, but whatever

[incocnito]

I just tested his tip: wget -r --content-disposition http://www.ninsheetmusic.org/browse/series/Pokemon
Works. Thank you very much!