Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmXinu
The epub fails only on your Sony PRS-650? And only for some stories, while others still work? That suggests bad/unusual HTML in those particular stories.
|
It's hard to test on other devices because I only have the Sony PRS-650.
Quote:
I'm able to d/l these two and view them on my Nook fine. Running them through epubcheck shows only minor HTML errors, and those errors are still there after epub->epub convert. I don't have a Sony PRS-650 to test on, so that's the best I can do for testing. If you post an epub that has the problem here, that might help some.
|
I've attached an example EPUB to this message.
Quote:
Shouldn't be. A single URL is just a batch of one--the same code is used.
|
Yeah that's what I thought but in earlier tests I found that it only works if I enter one url at a time. Otherwise I'd get the page error message. I haven't tested it recently to see if anything has changed but I can.
Quote:
Are you sure it isn't all new downloads giving that error? Because that I could possibly explain.
A few versions back, I added some new CSS to help with a problem on Nook. It's possible that addition ("adobe-text-layout: optimizeSpeed;") is what's causing your problem. You could try putting the snippet below (removes "adobe-text-layout") in your personal.ini and see if that helps.
|
I've downloaded at least 50 stories in the last month and only about 6 of them had the page error message so I don't think it's only new downloads that display this problem. It's been there at least 5 months because I've using the plugin since April.
Quote:
Another possibility is that sometimes different skins can cause problems. If you've reskinned AO3 try switching back to the default skin.
|
I'm using the default skin already.