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Originally Posted by manawydan
Um. Can you repeat this in English please? 
Why add a tag?
Why mark all? What for? If I check for lets say missing jacket the results contain files with missing jackets and nothing else. The log file shows "missing jacket" as well as other errors but that does not help if you have many books.
And missing jacket does not mean you can't open the book and read it.
I usually have searchhighlighting disabled so it shows only the search matches.
To find potential corrupt epub files I use quality check plugin since - as said above - it tries to open the epub and if the file is corrupt it can not be opened.
However regardless which check option I use I only see the results while others e.g. the "no epub format" are only listed in the log file.
If I enable search highlighting the whole library is displayed with the search matches highlighted but again this is of no use because I still do not know which entries caused the "no epub format" error.
I hope I explained it better now. |
I think I see. 2 sets of results,
1)
The highlighted items are those that satisfied the check, but FAILED the standards
2)
Those the check could not be performed on (eg damaged)
I wonder where the temporary logfile is kept
for #1
Tagging allows you to SAVE some sort of mark, which you can later search for:
Repair, (like add a missing cover)
then you Clear the tag on the book