Glad to see you got the first error(s) sorted out successfully.
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Originally Posted by drwinn
ERROR: miller_cross_purposes.epub/toc.ncx (line 78):
The value of attribute "src" associated with an element type "null" must not contain the '<' character.
This is what is on line 77/78 in the toc.ncx
<content src="Cross_Purposes_NOOK_final_32011.html/>
</navPoint>
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OK... this is a simple typo error - there's a missing double quote character after "32011.html". At the moment, the parser is reading the closing "/>" and then the opening "<" from "</navPoint>" as part of the "src" value. So it
should read:
Code:
<content src="Cross_Purposes_NOOK_final_32011.html"/>
</navPoint>
Quote:
Originally Posted by drwinn
ERROR: miller_cross_purposes.epub/Cross_Purposes_NOOK_final_32011.html: Malformed byte sequence: Invalid byte 1 of 1-byte UTF-8 sequence. Check encoding
what does "check encoding" mean in the last one. I'm a newbie to ePub stuff.
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It's not specifically an EPUB thing. It's referring to the
character encoding in the HTML file.
It looks like the file contains a declaration that it's UTF-8, either in an XML declaration at the start of the file:
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
or in a META tag:
Code:
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
- but whatever text/HTML editor last saved the file was set to use a different character encoding (most likely "Windows-1252" or "ISO-8859-1"). You need to check the settings in your text/HTML editor to ensure it's set to save the file using "UTF-8" character encoding. The help files in whatever editor you're using should hopefully provide some further info on this if you search for "character encoding".