Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmXinu
I get those tags fine for that story. But the fact it's the 'Additional Tags' specifically gives me a couple ideas.
Idea one:
The 'Additional Tags' are parsed by FFF into a metadata entry called freeformtags. By default, freeformtags are included in genre (AO3 doesn't have a field named genre).
Also by default, FFF includes genre in include_subject_tags, which is what 'tags' are called inside epubs and what FFF uses to populate Calibre's Tags field.
So I theorize that you've changed something in your personal.ini that breaks that chain. If you can't find it yourself, you can use the 'View "Safe" personal.ini' button and post it here for me to look at.
Idea two:
Alternatively, if it's truly only happening for 'logged in' stories, it's possible that the AO3 skin you are using breaks the screen scraping. I've seen it before on other sides, but not previously on AO3. FFF generally only supports the default skin for each site--in AO3's case, literally 'Default'.
|
First, I guess I can't honestly say that's it's "just" the restricted stories, so maybe some other problem is occurring. The majority of stories from the collection, which is all I've been downloading from AO3 the past week, are restricted, so since I'd never encountered the problem before I thought the restriction was the issue. I can't personally recall if I've downloaded restricted stories in the past or not, but I know I've never noticed the problem with tags until this week.
When logged in, I am using a different skin, AO3's "Reversi" skin, since I prefer the dark background with light text on those occasions I decide to read something over my browser instead of my Kindle. I think I've been using Reversi for maybe a year or so.
Finally, I don't
think anything should have been changed in my personal.ini, other than adding usernames/passwords, etc. for the sites I've downloaded from in the past. Just in case, here's my "Safe" personal.ini:
## This is an example of what your personal configuration might look
## like. Uncomment options by removing the '#' in front of them.
[defaults]
## [defaults] section applies to all formats and sites but may be
## overridden at several levels. Example:
## [defaults]
## titlepage_entries: category,genre, status
## [
www.whofic.com]
## # overrides defaults.
## titlepage_entries: category,genre, status,dateUpdated,rating
## [epub]
## # overrides defaults & site section
## titlepage_entries: category,genre, status,datePublished,dateUpdated,dateCreated
## [
www.whofic.com:epub]
## # overrides defaults, site section & format section
## titlepage_entries: category,genre, status,datePublished
## [overrides]
## # overrides all other sections
## titlepage_entries: category
## Some sites also require the user to confirm they are adult for
## adult content. Uncomment by removing '#' in front of is_adult.
#is_adult:true
## Don't like the numbers at the start of chapter titles on some
## sites? You can use strip_chapter_numbers to strip them off. Just
## want to make them all look the same? Strip them off, then add them
## back on with add_chapter_numbers. Don't like the way it strips
## numbers or adds them back? See chapter_title_strip_pattern and
## chapter_title_add_pattern.
#strip_chapter_numbers:true
#add_chapter_numbers:true
## Add this to genre if there's more than one category.
#add_genre_when_multi_category: Crossover
[epub]
## include images from img tags in the body and summary of stories.
## Images will be converted to jpg for size if possible. Images work
## in epub format only. To get mobi or other format with images,
## download as epub and use Calibre to convert.
#include_images:true
## If not set, the summary will have all html stripped for safety.
## Both this and include_images must be true to get images in the
## summary.
#keep_summary_html:true
## If set, the first image found will be made the cover image. If
## keep_summary_html is true, any images in summary will be before any
## in chapters.
#make_firstimage_cover:true
## Resize images down to width, height, preserving aspect ratio.
## Nook size, with margin.
#image_max_size: 580, 725
## Change image to grayscale, if graphics library allows, to save
## space.
#grayscale_images: false
## Most common, I expect will be using this to save username/passwords
## for different sites. Here are a few examples. See defaults.ini
## for the full list.
[
www.fictionpad.com]
username:XXXXXXXX
password:XXXXXXXX
[archiveofourown.org]
username:XXXXXXXX
password:XXXXXXXX
is_adult:true
[
www.twilighted.net]
username:XXXXXXXX
password:XXXXXXXX
## default is false
#collect_series: true
[
www.twcslibrary.net]
username:XXXXXXXX
password:XXXXXXXX
is_adult:true
## default is false
#collect_series: true
[
www.tthfanfic.org]
username:XXXXXXXX
password:XXXXXXXX
is_adult:true
## tth is a little unusual--it doesn't require user/pass, but the site
## keeps track of which chapters you've read and won't send another
## update until it thinks you're up to date. This way, on download,
## it thinks you're up to date.
[
www.destinysgateway.com]
is_adult:true
[nha.magical-worlds.us]
is_adult:true
[fanfiction.portkey.org]
is_adult:true
[ficwad.com]
#username:XXXXXXXX
#password:XXXXXXXX
[
www.adastrafanfic.com]
## Some sites do not require a login, but do require the user to
## confirm they are adult for adult content.
#is_adult:true
[
www.fictionalley.org]
is_adult:true
[
www.harrypotterfanfiction.com]
is_adult:true
[adult-fanfiction.org]
is_adult:true
[
www.fimfiction.net]
#is_adult:true
#fail_on_password:XXXXXXXX
## This section will override anything in the system defaults or other
## sections here.
[overrides]
## default varies by site. Set true here to force all sites to
## collect series.
#collect_series: true