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Old 06-04-2013, 04:52 PM   #1458
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Originally Posted by Jade Aislin View Post
I tried the new version and it didn't even ask me about duplicates. It simply downloaded all the stories.
FFDL doesn't try to detect matching title/author if you give it the URLs at the same time. It only compares the URLs themselves (so it doesn't download exactly the same thing more than once) and against what's already in the library.

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Originally Posted by Jade Aislin View Post
When I tried to download one of the stories using its FFN version afterwards, it refused to download the story and gave me this error:

More than one identical book by Identifer URL or title/author(s)--can't tell which book to update/overwrite.
You have more than one book already in your library with the same identifier or the same title/author. FFDL doesn't have any way to know which one you mean to up date, so it bails out.

Instead, update by identical URL, or by explicitly selecting the book. If you really want a third version of the same title/author, use 'Add New' instead of update.

Using matching title/author to indicate the same story from different sites and allowing different stories with the same title/author at the same time is inevitably going to cause problems--the two ideas are fundamentally in conflict.
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