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larlarcook · 01-07-2011, 10:29 PM

Thanks, I'm new to this so wasn't sure where it should go. However, I'm wondering if this isn't something caused because of how Calibre converted this file. Before Calibre converts a file the name in the toc.ncx may read "Chp 1.xhtml" but after the conversion it reads "OEBPS/Chp 2.xhtml.

To fix cross references broken in InDesign epub export, I convert my epub to an epub through Calibre, and then I open the toc.ncx file and the Contents.xhtml my file created. I take the toc.ncx content name, ie., Chp1.xhtml and paste it into the Contents.xhtml where the value "#anchor-anchor" appears and it fixes the cross reference. However, I do not past the OEBPS/ part of the name. So, could this error in iTunes convert actually being caused because I haven't included this part of the name?

01-07-2011, 10:29 PM	#3
larlarcook Member Posts: 12 Karma: 10 Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Utah Device: ipad; kindle	Thanks, I'm new to this so wasn't sure where it should go. However, I'm wondering if this isn't something caused because of how Calibre converted this file. Before Calibre converts a file the name in the toc.ncx may read "Chp 1.xhtml" but after the conversion it reads "OEBPS/Chp 2.xhtml. To fix cross references broken in InDesign epub export, I convert my epub to an epub through Calibre, and then I open the toc.ncx file and the Contents.xhtml my file created. I take the toc.ncx content name, ie., Chp1.xhtml and paste it into the Contents.xhtml where the value "#anchor-anchor" appears and it fixes the cross reference. However, I do not past the OEBPS/ part of the name. So, could this error in iTunes convert actually being caused because I haven't included this part of the name?