The
very last chapter of that story returns an empty page. This looks like a site problem, not a problem with FanFicFare.
And I don't think it's effecting
all stories, because I picked
one at random and it worked fine.
You can either limit your download with a chapter range, ie download using URL:
https://www.wuxiaworld.co/It-s-Not-E...to-the-Future/[-574]
...Or use this setting to continue on in the face of chapter errors:
Code:
[www.wuxiaworld.co]
continue_on_chapter_error:true
If you do that, your ebook will contain a chapter there, but the chapter title will contain
(CHAPTER ERROR) and the text will be a report of the error:
Quote:
575. Volume 2 575 He Is Ling Lan!(CHAPTER ERROR)
Error
FanFicFare failed to download this chapter. Because continue_on_chapter_error is set to true, the download continued.
Chapter URL:
https://www.wuxiaworld.co/It-s-Not-E...e/2072007.html
Error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\user\Desktop\nook\FanFicFare\fanficfare\ adapters\base_adapter.py", line 230, in getStory
data = self.getChapterTextNum(url,index)
File "C:\Users\user\Desktop\nook\FanFicFare\fanficfare\ adapters\base_adapter.py", line 381, in getChapterTextNum
return self.getChapterText(url)
File "C:\Users\user\Desktop\nook\FanFicFare\fanficfare\ adapters\adapter_wuxiaworldco.py", line 131, in getChapterText
for script in content('script'):
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable
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You will need to manually remove that chapter with Calibre's Edit book or similar before FFF will try to download that chapter again on update.
Hmmm. Perhaps I will look into adding an option for FFF to ignore chapters with '(CHAPTER ERROR)' in the title on update...