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Originally Posted by KevinH
Yes renaming or moving any file means checking and updating any links to it in *all* files. It will not matter what you tried to rename or move.
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I don't think I mentioned that there are no links at all to the xpgt file. Other than this one line in the OPF manifest there is no reference to "xpgt" at all in the unpacked epub zip file:
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<item href="Styles/page-template.xpgt" id="pt" media-type="application/vnd.adobe-page-map+xml"/>
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Why can't the user just look in their OPF manifest for that mediatype. How is one character string to look up in the OPF (filename) any more useful than another character string to lookup (mediatype)?
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Ok, I hadn't thought about it like that. Yes, both searches are just the same in the context of the OPF. I thought it would be most useful to give both the mediatype and the file name in the popup. At least the file name is easier to remember if you're going to search for it in the OPF. The text in the popup isn't cut'n'pasteable.
For this particular troublesome epub, once we're done I'm just going to delete the xpgt file and not touch the OPF at all
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Or just run EpubCheck. That will give them more precise info about where the problem lies. It will take them to the exact line in the opf.
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EpubCheck doesn't say anything about the xpgt file in this epub
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