View Single Post
Old 12-12-2010, 10:15 PM   #4
DMSmillie
Enquiring Mind
DMSmillie understands when you whisper 'The dog barks at midnight.'DMSmillie understands when you whisper 'The dog barks at midnight.'DMSmillie understands when you whisper 'The dog barks at midnight.'DMSmillie understands when you whisper 'The dog barks at midnight.'DMSmillie understands when you whisper 'The dog barks at midnight.'DMSmillie understands when you whisper 'The dog barks at midnight.'DMSmillie understands when you whisper 'The dog barks at midnight.'DMSmillie understands when you whisper 'The dog barks at midnight.'DMSmillie understands when you whisper 'The dog barks at midnight.'DMSmillie understands when you whisper 'The dog barks at midnight.'DMSmillie understands when you whisper 'The dog barks at midnight.'
 
DMSmillie's Avatar
 
Posts: 562
Karma: 42350
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: London, UK
Device: Kindle 3 (WiFi)
I think the problem might be related to the fact that you're using an id reference that starts with an underscore character. In HTML, id references should start with a letter, but can then contain underscore characters within the id. So perhaps, instead of "_toc1", if you used "toc1", it might work. I can't see anything otherwise wrong with the OPF guide item - I've certainly never had any problem getting a MOBI ebook to open at a specified page using that method.
DMSmillie is offline   Reply With Quote