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Old 08-13-2010, 09:17 AM   #27
Valloric
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Originally Posted by ldespain View Post
I think I figured my problem out. I had multiple image files in the ePub package that had spaces in their names. Sigil understood this in the HTML coding by adding %20 but the file names still had spaces in the images folder. When I renamed them without spaces: like title_page.jpg the file uploaded successfully. Sigil was even smart enough to know to change the image name in the HTML for me so I didn't have to change them myself. Such a simple solution, really, but absolutely NO indication in the error messages that that was the problem. What a relief!
Apple is really being silly here. As long as a space is percent-encoded in the URI's, an RS should be able to handle it just fine. That's why we have percent-encoding. Not to mention that this is exactly what the spec says should be done in these instances, since spaces in filenames are allowed.
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