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Old 03-21-2016, 09:07 PM   #1188
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Originally Posted by AndersW View Post
Is it possible to edit what gets written to the error column? I personally don't consider "Not Overwriting, web site is not newer" to be an error and would like it if it could just skip over it when updating instead of taking time to write it to the error column.
The download 'comment' (as it is called internally) can come from several sources: from the plugin code (which can be translated to different languages), from the core FanFicFare code, and from exceptions that come up from the underlying calibre and python layers. So there are no convenient limits on what could appear in that column.

So rather than adding a bunch of FanFicFare code to allow user customization of what is written into the optional error column, I suggest you use a custom composite column in calibre to hide the output messages you don't want to see and then look at that instead.

See attached for the whole column (assuming the original custom column is named #error), and here's the template for easy copying:

Code:
{#error:re(Not Overwriting\, web site is not newer.,)||}
I will also mention in passing that I recommend to all users downloading to EPUB and using 'Update EPUB' mode to reduce the amount of network traffic (IE, not downloading chapters 1 through (N-1) again every time there's a new chapter). Calibre is very good at converting to all the other formats FFF can output. Better than FFF in many cases.
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