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Old 06-23-2016, 07:34 AM   #8
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That's certainly a possibility, but I'm hoping we can do better than checking first and then aborting a split if the situation is found. We should (he said tentatively--not having examined the code in question ) be able to handle this in the Link Update routines. So that the new file name is included in the href whether the target fragment/id is present or not. At least I hope so, anyway.

It's worth pointing out that Flightcrew doesn't report the "Fragment identifier not defined" error like EpubCheck does. Probably a big part of the reason this issue has escaped being nailed down for so long. And it's been around a looooong time.

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